Andrew what an amazing transformation. You must be so chuffed with the out come. I can’t decide which is my favourite, the ceiling, the light ( it’s stunning) the basin or the fabric, which I would have never thought to use. Thanks for sharing another room transformation.
Hi there. I'm Sabrina. Oddly enough, I am currently in the middle of a whole house re-decor!! Firstly, I did NOT have a clue of the shear magnatude of my project. Simply put, one morning I came down the stairs about a year ago, and I snapped. I could no longer endure my home as it was. So, I purged everything that had no sentimental attachment, or just basic need to live: ie, beds, kitchen stuff etc... You see, I was in the Navy for 16 years and raised three kids. Moving everywhere we did, I just did not have a flair for putting together a home-military housing is very basic and very very ugly...so my entire house was the color of brown. In my mind, if it was brown-well then it sort of went together. Oh how wrong I was. That morning that I snapped-I looked at it for what it was. I had a brown wall, with a brown book case, with brown nick nacks, on brown rug, with brown chairs that were facing a window with you guessed it, brown curtains. What made matters worst, none of the browns were the same-just shades of shit. Fast forward to today. My walls are a bold and beautiful Vine Green and Mocha White combination as you walk in the door. So dramatic!! I found and had installed something completely unexpected: A crystal chandelier smack in the middle of my living room. My daughter comes over and just giggles at me cause I'm like a giddy little girl about this project. Like you, I shop the thrift stores religiously-I'm finding regencey and manor furnishings, unmolested vintage tables/frames/pedistals/obscure art works and a tapestry that blows my mind-CHEAP!! Now, I have been considering a wallpaper option or a leather covering for my den ceiling. EXPENSIVE. Your video here has inspired me. Thank you for sharing your jouney, and I look so forward to future glimpses of your projects, I feel a kindred spirit with you. Well, that's all for now, keep up the good work and stay positive. Your new friend, Sabrina.
I would not have thought to center that fabric like this. What a great tip. Years ago, my mother and I covered the bathroom ceiling with something almost as heavy as this, it had the same fabric backing. We didn't have a special adhesive and what a nightmare that was. We were both so stubborn, we didn't give up when if fell the 20th time. Somehow we got it done, it looked great. The rustic sink against that ultra lux covering is soooo interesting. I don't know what it is called but I do this all the time. The juxtaposition of the two is so dynamic, at least to me. I have never heard of a designer ever mentioned this. There is so much contrast it creates a beautiful tension.
The art above the fireplace is great, I love it! This was a very well explained video. I am looking forward to updates on this. This is my first video I've watched on the channel so I'm hoping there is already an update or two!
Hey Brickell! Thanks for watching. Yes I love that piece over the fireplace… picked that up in NYC so long ago! I was planning to do a part 2 to finish the room… And then my plans changed entirely and the project got more complicated. I always do that haha. But more to come soon, I promise!
@@REISSUED sounds a bit like me! But I've got a room that now I want to do some vinyl leather like this too! How's it been holding up? And I love your style in your other videos. Glad I stumbled upon you!
Ugh….prep is the worst! But ya gotta do it to make the job work. Attention to detail is so critical at this point…..I actually feel quite triumphant when I get to the end of the prep stage - because I know the BEAUTY stage is next! Hang in there - the project will finish out to look amazing! And you are soooooo young……you’ll have many refurb adventures ahead of you…including some wtf massive fails. At 71, I think my days of crawling around chipping at wood trim are over….but I still wallpaper like a boss! Good decor journeys to you!!
Yessss I'm totally binge watching your channel!🤪 I just wanted to comment to help your channel out! Gotta support the channels that we enjoy! If anyone is reading this it really helps our fave RU-vidrs when we in addition to liking and subscribing is to ALSO type his channels name in the search bar ALSO write a comment, doesn't have to be a short novel like this one!🤣 Anyways this helps YT see the algorithm of this channel. That "REISSUED" is being sought out and has more interest. Then they will suggest his channels to more folks stuck at home in a snowstorm like me!☃️ Boom! His channel grows!📈🤞
You were very clever in your application of the fabric as you included in your logistics solutions to anticipated problems. Well done. Every blessing to you for future videos. Thankyou for sharing
It's not for everybody! I love the reclaimed vintage vibe... but we definitely talked about hanging it high enough that it wouldn't be mistaken for a urinal haha. Glad you like how the vinyl turned out!
❤Absolutely love this! I am a new fan! Love your creativity! Question? What about silk? I am thinking of adding believe it or not beautiful men’s ties to highlight an area in my entryway. I hope you can help me figure this out! I collect hundreds of gorgeous men’s Italian silk ties for other projects I have used on object ands it’s so innovative or better yet unique. Thank you and I will be watching all of your videos for you have a great eye! Keep up your great work! Melanie 😊
@@REISSUED I am your newest fan! Your ideas are unique and unusually creative! I believe we have the same creative spirit! My question for you: I am a collector of men’s repurposed Italian silk ties. I use these ties for various on various items. I to DYI’d my new condo which was bare white everywhere! Boring! During a the pandemic I began watching RU-vid videos and I absolutely love decorating my own and unusual way! I do hope you will reply to my question. Thank you for sharing your experiences! As well as your talented work! 🎉 Melanie
QUOTE - but I'm not sold on the sink. that's what I thought, leather wallpaper is high end, sink is shabby chic style, and the two styles really clash.
I have several old sepia toned maps, state of texas oil survey maps, that I would like to use as wallpaper in a quite small bathroom. I wish I could get Andrew to come over here and make it happen, I'm just too chicken to start!
I love how thoughtful you are in planning application, from the vinyl to the wall, to the materials for the stain glass to the window. It's very helpful for those attempting these projects to think through how to apply the materials accurately to the surface. Good work! Now, I see 200k views in your future :). I found you a little while back from your clothing videos, but this expanded content is def gonna catch on, ya know?
Aw thank you so much! Yes, I will continue to do some clothing projects when I can, but I have so much to do in my house 😂 I’m so happy you’re enjoying this content too. Thank you for watching and sharing your kind thoughts ❤️
Just subscribed to your channel. I'm in the process of getting my place together as well. I just bought some faux leather from Walmart and I was considering hanging it on the wall but didn't know how when I found your channel. Thanks for pointing me in the direction of your adhesive of choice. I'm pretty sure I 'm going to have some extra material left over after I finish my wall do you think you could do a video on how to use the faux leather to make a throw pillow cover??? I can't sew so please make it easy. I appreciate your talent and confidence. Thanks 👍😊
Hey! I’m so glad this was helpful to you! I’ll see what I can do on the pillow front… I’ve definitely wanted to make some faux leather pillows for awhile, but I’m not sure I can make it a total “no sew.” However, I do think a faux leather pillow might be a good beginner sewing project!
The paste that I used in the video worked very well and would work for pretty much any fabric or paper! As for fabric choices, I think the faux leather vinyl was a great choice, but you could do something interesting with a very textured woven fabric for a grasscloth feel!
I love this and actually did a faux ostrich leather ceiling in my bar. But I used embossed paper with a series of stains to create a leather look . Your idea of using fabric was when I didn't consider which would have worked great for me, but I don't think I would have liked the idea in a bathroom for sanitary reasons. Now though I'm thinking I could use it if I coded it with a varnish or polyurethane or surface. That would not breathe if you know what I mean lol. Because even though vinyl is a wipeable surface I don't know. I accidents happen in bathrooms and it still will absorb. Yikes!
Great result and def value for money! Well done (and really good application of your maths skills). Wondered whether the problems with the stitching of the thicker layers also could have to do with the type of needle you used. Did you use a needle for leather? Alternatively a needle for jeans material might work.
Great job! I am going to do this but differently. I am going to use a light weight osb board and make it with real leather to look like a picture frame. Your wall looks great this way too but I don't want mine to be adhered to the wall. Thanks for sharing!
That sounds awesome! I went back and forth about options for not having it adhere… but ultimately that was simplest and most cost effective way for me. But I’m excited to see how it turns out for you!
@@REISSUED I will most definitely take pictures and send them to you once we're done but as for now we're still in the building process for our new home. Again, thanks for sharing!
Hey Yvonne! Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a kind comment. I’m pretty much an amateur when it comes to home design… but I’ve had a lot of requests for consultations lately, so I’ve started doing a few design consultations when it makes sense for the client! Let me know how I can help you! @reissuedstore@gmail.com
Hey Yvonne! Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a kind comment. I’m pretty much an amateur when it comes to home design… but I’ve had a lot of requests for consultations lately, so I’ve started doing a few design consultations when it makes sense for the client! Let me know how I can help you! @reissuedstore@gmail.com