As you already know from my previous posts such as black and white and silver, I always appreciate when fashion and interiors follow the same trend. In my world, the two certainly influence each other. Lucite has been popular in interiors and we are now seeing fashion designers create accessories in the material. Lucite, which is an acrylic resin, was created in the 30′s. Apartment Therapy has an interesting post on the history of lucite.
Lucite works in modern and traditional spaces. It adds a lightness and gleaming visual absence to the room. Here are some typical lucite items for the interiors.
Lucite and this photograph remind me of hollywood glamour.
{Elle Decor}
{Haus Design}
It is visually pleasing to see rustic design elements mixed with lucite.
{Apartment Therapy}
Below, lucite is shown in a more modern, untraditional way.
A refreshing new twist to add to a nursery. In case you were wondering, Beyonce has the crib shown below.
Putting four of these cubes together would make a unique coffee table.
A great way to update your kitchen is to change your cabinet hardware to lucite.
I would have never combined two lucite pieces, but this looks fresh. This would be lovely in a bathroom or bedroom.
{Apartment Therapy}
I have always been a fan of free floating shelves but next time I want to try them in lucite.
This is my favorite piece in lucite. I would also take the ocean view.
{Jennifer Post/Architectural Digest}
Now, let’s look at fashion accessories.
Lucite heels
{Lanvin}
{Valentino}
{Loeffler Randall}
{Prada}
{Courreges}
{Vogue UK}
{Lane Bryant}
{Nasty Gal}
{Charlotte Olympia}
The minaudieres above are beautiful, however, I prefer the ones with a lining so everything in my bag can not be seen.
{Catherine Malandrino}
{Alice + Olivia}
Are you as crazy about lucite as I am?
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