Donna Rubin Design

Every room in my client's 1940s home is dripping with glamour, and now the kitchen fits right in! The cabinets were painted white several years ago, along with a few other updates including a silver tin ceiling, new flooring, and champagne silver damask wallpaper. This year's evolution included creamy quartz countertops, small mother-of-pearl backsplash tiles, and my part- the most elegant update to the original cabinets! I used a fine layering of metallics in champagne gold, silver, and pearl, and I added pale gold to the handles as a soft contrast. The metallics reflect the light in multiple directions and now the kitchen shimmers from every angle!

Another quick logo project. I made a template for this one, and matched the HEX colors to custom mixed acrylics. All set for the opening of the newest location for this Chiropractor/Physical Therapy practice.

Bright and bold re-do of this fun dining area. The pale lavender seating was replaced by a colorful mismatched set of chairs. The antique tabletop had been worn, nicked and damaged over the years and was painted, not by me, with faint delicate flowers at the corners (see before picture). I repaired and refinished the table top and legs as needed, and repainted the flowers by going over the existing ones, adding more leaves and flower clusters using the bright colors to match the new chairs. I then finished the whole table with a protective satin varnish.