 |
| sfgirlbybay |
I love the radiators in my apartment. They're antique, ornate, and original to the house. They heat my apartment well in the winter and they add a nice grounding splash of black. It can be a bit tricky to decorate around them. They're sorta like permanent pieces of furniture that can't be moved around when I rearrange. I want to incorporate them into my decor as much as possible. Putting a shelf on the top of a radiator not only makes it part of the room, but also adds extra storage space for books, plants, and other items.
 |
| thanksimadeitblog |
This radiator shelf is now an accessory spot for jewelry. I'd add a big mirror over the radiator.
 |
| unknown |
Adding a shelf to this bedside radiator transforms it into a nightstand.
 |
| houseandhome |
I love the little vignette on this radiator shelf – small boxes and a pretty flower.
 |
| apartmenttherapy |
I'm always a fan of antlers. I love how the white of the radiator, picture frame,
skull, lamp, and bottle all contrast with the soft gray wall. So vintage-lovely.
 |
| younghouselove |
This radiator shelf gives the feel of a fireplace mantle with the big
mirror hung overhead, sconces, and picture frames.
 |
| unknown |
I like that this radiator cover is a slab of marble rather than wood.
Perfect for a bathroom.
 |
| apartmenttherapy |
Stacks of books have a home on this bedside radiator cover.
 |
| designsourcebook |
A mirror, candle, and array of beauty items give this radiator a vanity feel.
 |
| theglitterguide |
Lastly, I love the vintage fan and tiny gold deer on this radiator cover.
Now to get started on some radiator covers for my apartment...
1 comment:
This was a lovely collection of covers. I have three or four of these metal radiator covers from my 1915 house. I no longer need them Any idea who would want them? Thanks, Becky
Post a Comment