Fenton Aubergine
Posted in Art Glass on 03/08/2010 10:55 am by adminFenton Aubergine
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 FENTON VASE / CANDLE HLDR AubergineStretch 5922K6 *NIB  US $109.50
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 FENTON GLASS AUBERGINE SWUNG 11" VASE #5921 KF US $75.50
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 Fenton BOWL AUBERGINE STRETCH 12 PNL Prpl Blossoms OOAK US $249.99
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 Fenton VASE Visions on AUBERGINE 7.75" 5469JN NIB US $79.50
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 Fenton Rosemilk Opalescent Stretch Bowl NIB 4332 J4 US $49.27
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 Fenton Aubergine 9" Vase Designer: Stacey Williams Signed SALE US $159.50
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 FENTON 2006 BOWL, ROSEMILK OPALESCENT STRETCH PANELED US $79.50
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 Fenton Glass Aubergine Dave Fetty Drapery Water Set US $250.00
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 Fenton Glass Spring 2011 Aubergine HP. Sitting Elephant US $39.50
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 Fenton Glass '09 Aubergine 10 1/2" Bowl US $49.50
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 2008 Fenton Glass Aubergine 9" Tall Vase US $95.00
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 QVC Fenton Glass Handpainted Aubergine 7" Vase US $72.50
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 Fenton Ribbed Aubergine Bowl US $105.00
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 Fenton Aubergine Fairy Light With Handpainted Leaves US $76.50
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 Fenton Handpainted Aubergine Vase US $105.00
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 Fenton Handpainted Aubergine Horse US $49.50
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 Fenton Aubergine Handpainted Purse Trinket US $54.50
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 Fenton Handpainted Aubergine Basket With Handle US $93.50
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 Fenton Handpainted Aubergine Pitcher With Handle US $109.50
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 Fenton Hand Painted Aubergine and Burmese Fairy Light US $59.50
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 Fenton Aubergine Velvet Pitcher Moonstruck Bluebells US $215.00
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1. Use colour cleverly
Pale, cool colours are receding, and will make the room appear bigger, whereas stronger, warm shades advance to create a cosy atmosphere. In a long, narrow bedroom, painting the shorter walls in a deeper colour than the longer ones will help to widen it. In a dark room, choose reflective wallpapers.
2. Choose soothing shades for a good night's sleep
Soft blues and greens are calming and tranquil, so conducive to a good night's sleep. But the more pastel these colours are, the colder they can look in a north-facing room, so go for pinks and lilacs for an injection of warmth, instead.
3. Pick dramatic tones for a contemporary look
Don't be afraid of stronger, deeper tones, such as sage and aubergine, deep turquoise or chocolate brown - either all over or on a single wall as an accent - which look smart teamed with fresh white bedlinen.
4. Neutral shades are easy to add to
Neutral, natural shades work well too, though creams are far more relaxing than wall to wall white, which can appear stark and clinical, and you can always add extra colour with bedlinen, throws and other accessories.
5. Test your colour choices
As your scheme needs to look good day and night, test out the colours first by painting them on to sheets of paper which can be moved round the room, so you can see how changes in light affect them.
6. Introduce pattern
Chosen carefully, pattern will lift a room and bring it to life, but get it wrong and it will look fussy and confusing. To avoid this, stick to the same key shades throughout, and balance patterned areas with expanses of single colours.
7. Play with your room's proportions
If you want to disguise the fact that your bedroom has a small window, but a great fireplace, decorating the fireplace wall with a pattern, then hanging a plain, co-ordinating blind will play to the room's good points. Equally, pattern can exaggerate the size of a room – for example, vertical stripes – perhaps in floor to ceiling curtains - will give the illusion of extra height.
8. Create a focal wall
The easiest way to introduce pattern is by papering one wall – behind the bed, for example – or by adding curtains in a coordinating printed fabric. If you're not sure about pattern, and want something less something less permanent, ring the changes with a new set of bedlinen.
9. Pile on the layers
Adding colour in your bedlinen choice is a really easy option – and simple to swap about if you get bored. Once you've decided on the bedlinen, add texture by piling on throws and cushions in varying sizes to create a sumptuous, yet cosy effect that will make early nights a top priority.
10. Texture will make the room welcoming
Adding texture with different fabrics and materials is also a great way to enhance your bedroom's scheme. Quilted or embroidered silks are sophisticated yet romantic, while tactile lace or mohair knitted blankets are warm and inviting. Look out too for faux furs, faux animal skins and thick chenilles, perfect for cuddling up to on a chilly night.