Gold Leaf Frame Update – Easy Quick Tip!
Sometimes we just need a little tweak to the room. A little change of pace to bring life back into the space. This quick gold leaf frame update is so simple, you will be finished in no time.
I love simple ideas that pack a punch and this one is no exception! This tip was made for Mondays. Change the whole room with this gold leaf frame update.
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When doing the office update, I knew I wanted to incorporate a painting that holds fond memories of my husband’s dad and stepmom. The frame had seen better days and I figured…why not?
A little Run ‘n Buff product goes a long way so I squeezed a dab onto a paper towel and began working it into the crevices and across the frame.
For smaller areas, I substituted the paper towel for a q-tip. Take your time, add as little or as much you would like.
And drumroll please! TADA!! Pretty spiffy, huh? I so love it!
Hang your masterpiece! It seems so simple but makes such an impact. I love how the gold really brought the pretty colors of the painting.
The Rub ‘n Buff product comes in several beautiful colors. Just think of the fun projects you can update!
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Til Later Friends,
Joy Maier is the founder and principal designer of The Aspiring Home Interiors, an award-winning studio serving the greater Dallas area and beyond. Blending gracious living with elevated design expertise, Joy creates interiors that feel deeply personal, beautifully refined, and effortlessly livable — from full-home renovations to boutique vacation rentals. Her professional affiliations include ASID (Associate), ART, the Interior Design Society (Professional), NKBA, VRD Collective, and she is a founding member of Designers for Dogs. Since 2012, she has shared design tips and heartfelt stories on The Aspiring Home Blog. Her philosophy is simple: “Design should feel like a deep breath. When we get it right, your home greets you with that exhale every single day.”
