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The room has been recolored with pastels. The ose colored ceiling reflects nicer skin tones and the blue floor mimics the sea. To warm it up Walnut veneer accents are on the bulkhead columns.
It sure brightens up the room, the red ceiling works better then green. The walnut veneer is interesting, I at first hadn’t noticed it (that is a good thing) Maybe it is the “free” arrangement of furniture that initially makes the room look less appealing?
Onno
...Kenneth...the Aquamarine is a curiousity. Let's hope she sails again.
quote:Originally posted by Kenneth:I really like the redo. But would the blue deck require more maintenance daily in order to preserve appearance?...Kenneth...the Aquamarine is a curiousity. Let's hope she sails again.
A good quality linoleum floor can last 50+ years if taken care of. I would have a nautical pattern on the linoleum floor such as anchors, seahorses, rope etc. I think it would make it really fun.
Reminds me of the"while you were out" show.
Nice work.
Jochen
Sconces? the lighting is in the false ceiling beams.50's interiors tended not to have sconces.
When I spoke of maintenance in my last post I was thinking more of the constant traffic and subsequent scuff marks. Might make for a lot of buffing. "Riding" a buffer can be fun as I found out in the navy.
...Ken
quote:Originally posted by desirod7:Thank you Ken,Sconces? the lighting is in the false ceiling beams.50's interiors tended not to have sconces.
Yes-sconces!! Delicate brass ones draped with tiny crystals and pleated shades over the lamps. A large crystal chandelier would 'class up' the room as well!! Get on that David!
quote:Originally posted by Cunardcoll:Can anyone try to do an Aquarama in Cunard colors ?I always wondered what it would look like.Jochen
I call upon our master photoshop wiz, Sir Onno
By the way David.. you know, I hadn't noticed the lighthing in the false beams. Nice touch. Underscored. But I sure do like Sconces. LOL
quote:Originally posted by mec1:Is anyone on this post straight?
Meaning?
quote:Originally posted by lasuvidaboy:Yes-sconces!! Delicate brass ones draped with tiny crystals and pleated shades over the lamps. A large crystal chandelier would 'class up' the room as well!! Get on that David!
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