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@pineapple_princess_creations Transforming my Balcony into the Art Deco Miami 80s Terrace馃惉馃尨 Part 2 As you guys know I鈥檝e been transforming my bedroom into Luxury Miami 80s Penthouse馃挵馃尨.. and for the balcony off the bedroom I decided to do something a little different while staying with the same ~vibe~ After doing months of research (I truly spend so much time behind the scenes which is part of the reason why everything takes me so long lol) I became absolutely obsessed by the 80s Art Deco revival hotels in South Beach Miami. I was SO inspired by this architecture and thought it would be such a fun way to re-do my balcony while staying with the Miami 80s aesthetic. In Part 1 I showed you how I painted my railings inspired by the Ocean Surf Hotel, and as for the larger balcony wall, I thought it would be so fun to create a complimentary mural wall!! And what better way to tie everything together than by painting the actual Ocean Surf hotel?!馃尨馃ぉ馃寠 I was SO pumped with how this mural came out... but unfortunately the sheet of plywood I painted it on was not meant for outdoor use... thank god my dad just got home from his sailing trip to inform me there was no way this flimsy sheet could withstand the Boston rain/snow... So yes, I made our lives way more complicated on this one..but that鈥檚 just how DIYs go sometimes馃槄馃槄馃槄.. Where there is a will there鈥檚 a way- and I think we totally pulled this thing off!! I LOVEEEE how this came out, it looks just like it grew theah!!!! As always stay tuned for the next paht!! xoxo Pineapple Princess 馃崓馃憫 . . . #diyhomeprojects #diyhomeimprovement #hometransformation #80saesthetic #80sdecor #80svintage #80style #miamiluxury #miami80s #diyinteriordesign #luxurymiami80spenthouse #artdeco #artdecostyle #artdecorevival

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DIY balcony mural transformation processfrom @pineapple_princess_creations

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Overview

The creator continues her Miami 80s balcony transformation by designing and painting a mural inspired by the Ocean Surf Hotel. She sketches the design, projects it onto plywood, and paints the intricate details, only for her father to intervene and reveal the wood isn't weather-resistant, forcing a pivot to outdoor-grade materials.

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Simple outline

  1. 1Define aesthetic transformation goal
  2. 2Show satisfying creative process
  3. 3Reveal critical material error
  4. 4Pivot to corrective solution

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Related videos

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Classification

Format
Concepts
Journey DocumentationProcess
Elements
VoiceoverSpeed RampingText Overlay

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook 路 45%

Transforming my Balcony into the Art Deco Miami 80s Terrace

Verbal hook 路 15%

This is part two of transforming my balcony into the Art Deco Miami eighties terrace.

Visual hook 路 40%

The creator opens sliding glass doors to reveal a vibrant, bright pink balcony with a stunning ocean view, creating an immediate visual pop and sense of place.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

The Aesthetic Declaration: Immediately establishes the specific, high-concept visual theme to hook the viewer's curiosity.

Payoff

The Cliffhanger Setup: Ends the video in the middle of the correction process, withholding the final result to guarantee return viewership.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Flawed Masterpiece Serial

A high-effort creative project is documented in detail, leading to a 'false finish' where a critical error is discovered, turning a tutorial into a dramatic story with a cliffhanger.

  1. 1

    The Context Bridge

    Briefly recaps previous progress to establish momentum and ground the viewer in the larger project.

  2. 2

    The Workaround Logic

    Explains a specific constraint (rigid wall) and the logical solution (plywood), setting up the future conflict.

  3. 3

    The Execution Montage

    Rapid-fire visual sequence of the creative process (tracing, painting) to provide satisfying sensory stimulation.

  4. 4

    The Personality Interlude

    Injects a moment of self-aware humor or personality to break the monotony of the technical process.

  5. 5

    The False Summit

    Presents the project as successfully completed to lower the viewer's guard.

  6. 6

    The Expert Twist

    Introduces an external authority figure who identifies a fatal flaw in the previous work, creating sudden tension.

  7. 7

    The Real-Time Pivot

    Shows the immediate commencement of the fix, validating the creator's resilience.

Themes

  • Creativity
  • Problem solving
  • Aesthetics

Techniques

  • Projection tracing
  • Mural painting
  • Storytelling

Trends

  • 80s revival
  • Maximalist decor
  • DIY home projects

Post caption

Transforming my Balcony into the Art Deco Miami 80s Terrace馃惉馃尨 Part 2 As you guys know I鈥檝e been transforming my bedroom into Luxury Miami 80s Penthouse馃挵馃尨.. and for the balcony off the bedroom I decided to do something a little different while staying with the same ~vibe~ After doing months of research (I truly spend so much time behind the scenes which is part of the reason why everything takes me so long lol) I became absolutely obsessed by the 80s Art Deco revival hotels in South Beach Miami. I was SO inspired by this architecture and thought it would be such a fun way to re-do my balcony while staying with the Miami 80s aesthetic. In Part 1 I showed you how I painted my railings inspired by the Ocean Surf Hotel, and as for the larger balcony wall, I thought it would be so fun to create a complimentary mural wall!! And what better way to tie everything together than by painting the actual Ocean Surf hotel?!馃尨馃ぉ馃寠 I was SO pumped with how this mural came out... but unfortunately the sheet of plywood I painted it on was not meant for outdoor use... thank god my dad just got home from his sailing trip to inform me there was no way this flimsy sheet could withstand the Boston rain/snow... So yes, I made our lives way more complicated on this one..but that鈥檚 just how DIYs go sometimes馃槄馃槄馃槄.. Where there is a will there鈥檚 a way- and I think we totally pulled this thing off!! I LOVEEEE how this came out, it looks just like it grew theah!!!! As always stay tuned for the next paht!! xoxo Pineapple Princess 馃崓馃憫 . . . #diyhomeprojects #diyhomeimprovement #hometransformation #80saesthetic #80sdecor #80svintage #80style #miamiluxury #miami80s #diyinteriordesign #luxurymiami80spenthouse #artdeco #artdecostyle #artdecorevival

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  • title 路 beginning

    Transforming my Balcony into the Art Deco Miami 80s Terrace

  • contextual 路 middle

    Miami Barbie

  • contextual 路 middle

    a Miami 80s mural!

  • contextual 路 end

    Here's my dad back from his sailing trip to do the big reveal

Transcript

This is part two of transforming my balcony into the Art Deco Miami eighties terrace. I showed you guys how I painted the deck pink and painted my railings inspired by the iconic designs from the Miami Ocean Surf Hotel. So as for the larger balcony wall, I decided it would be be so fun to paint a Miami eighties mural. So I sketched out a design on my iPad. I didn't wanna have to paint the design on a ridge surface, so I went to Lowe's to get a custom piece of plywood. I added my surface and asked for the background. I'm using the same color pink that I used on the deck. Next, I yes my projector to put the image on the plywood. I made sure I measured everything and traced out the design. And voila, I took it down to the studio and I got to painting. And if you couldn't tell by now, I am painting on the actual ocean surf hotel. I thought that would be such a fun way to tie everything in with the railings. And because I knew this part would be boring for you guys to watch, I made some custom bought better attire. And after multiple days of painting, here's my dad back from his sailing trip to do the big reveal. But there was one problem. He was like, Miranda, you did not do this on a plywood thick enough to be outside. So he got us some outdoor deck material and we're cutting out a sheet to to use that as a thicker bad.

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