Glam has a magic to it, and it’s easy to bring into your décor in a big way or a small one.
Glam
It’s luxurious. It’s all that glitters. Glam does not, however, have to be the drama queen or make a loud scene. It actually has a sensibility and a flexibility that can make it more gracious or more grandiose—without being overpowering.
Key Glam Characteristics
Geometric Patterns
In the era of The Great Gatsby, big, bold geometric shapes and patterns reigned supreme. They ruled architectural and visual design, and can still be just as attention getting in your home.
Get Extravagant
Glam gives you free rein to get as luxe as you wish. Lush velvet. Opulent trim. Faux fur. Satin. Whoever said you can’t have a chandelier in every room? The trick is achieving your unique balance of understated and overstated to make the most sublime statement.
Add Interest with Accents
Deciding what it is you love about Glam can help you give the décor more drama. If it’s the Old Hollywood history, go on a hunt for vintage movie posters. If you love everything sparkly, find interesting pieces like bejeweled mirrors and gold or silver-trimmed accents.
Catch the Light
Glam is shiny and sparkly. It’s smooth and glossy. It’s shimmery and loves to show off. A mirrored table with a pendant is a nice Glam touch, as is a crystal chandelier near a window or a mirror reflecting Art Deco lighting.
The Art of Glam
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