There are many decorating ideas I implemented, and over time,
UN implemented,
prior to having my Blog…
…and despite the fact that they did not hold up to
my short Design Attention span, they STILL MERIT sharing.
In truth, I never stopped loving this room, this way,
the Benjamin Moore “Woodlawn Blue”
was gorgeous and a good contrast to the
High gloss black fireplace and table.
the Benjamin Moore “Woodlawn Blue”
was gorgeous and a good contrast to the
High gloss black fireplace and table.
But when we changed this room to the Dining room (Below)
the color felt a tad too delicate, maybe a bit formal?
… I have to say, when I look at it today, I LOVE it.
Now don’t go get your panties in a wad, “Fairview Taupe”, I still love you and think you are better choice.
The reason we switched colors was that this room gets very shadowy light. Any bright photo I ever take of this room has to be done so during a one hour stretch in the morning when it gets nice sunshine, the rest of the day it is very shaded.
This meant that any color I painted the room, became dingy looking. What I discovered is that contrary to what I would have thought, using a darker color actually brightened the room…go figure.
It still is a pretty good playroom!!!!
This meant that any color I painted the room, became dingy looking. What I discovered is that contrary to what I would have thought, using a darker color actually brightened the room…go figure.
It still is a pretty good playroom!!!!
Are there any makeovers that you have done and then changed that you have stumbled upon and thought…”I would like to do that again” ?
Hi! I popped over from House of Turquoise. Fun blog and paintings!
I’m wondering about your soft blue slipcovered wingback chairs. Did you do it yourself? What kind of fabric is it and is the piping white? Pretty. Thinking that might give my house a little inexpensive change up!
Thanks.
encutshall (at) gmail (dot) com
The Blue chairs are a heavy Belgian Linen, with a grayish cream velvet trim. I had them done by a great upholsterer who is also WAY affordable. Each chair $150! Seriously!