Best bold color to paint a stairwell
Lisa
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Comments (18)Thanks to everyone for your thoughts/suggestions! I agree the kitchen looks bland in the pics, but believe in person it is much warmer than in the pics. I am leaving it as is. It opens up to the family room which has a red (cathedral ceiling) wall so there is plenty of color in there, it just doesn't show in the pic. I got feedback from a showing last night that the lady thought the colors were "too bold!" How funny that is the exact word I chose too. I think the dining room might be a bit much for some, but am not willing to have someone come in a paint the cathedral ceiling wall in the LR. I could do the DR pretty easily and it would tone things down a lot Will add it to my list! Good news is that two realtors have told me it's priced right, so I am not dropping my price for a while. Thanks a bunch for your wonderful comments! Erin...See MorePaint color, tile, trim to go with bold tile and white cabinets
Comments (19)Making progress! Busy day so far. Second coat of paint, one hockey game, interior and exterior window cleaning, and some more pictures. New color is BM Aura shimmer. It reads blue in real life, almost a matching blue to the Vancouver Day, in a good way. I don't find it conflicts next to the brown tile. The white paint is much better I think but I think the trim work needs work. I still think the windows are a little top heavy, especially with the top trim piece. It could be more rectangular. That said, there are a lot of rectangles in this view. Perhaps something to introduce a curve? I spent some time last night looking at window trim on Houzz. The trim could be very wide and tall: [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/kitchens-traditional-kitchen-boston-phvw-vp~1541411) [Traditional Kitchen design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-kitchen-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_709~s_2107) by Boston Architect Jan Gleysteen Architects, Inc It could disappear, with trim that goes to the ceiling: [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/shingle-style-home-in-hanover-nh-victorian-kitchen-burlington-phvw-vp~106086) [Traditional Kitchen design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-kitchen-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_709~s_2107) by Burlington Architect Smith & Vansant Architects PC Or it could connect the left run of cabinets with the right (eventual) one; I forget what this piece is called: [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/portfolio-traditional-kitchen-denver-phvw-vp~207337) [Traditional Kitchen design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-kitchen-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_709~s_2107) by Denver Kitchen And Bath Angela Otten; WmOhs Showrooms Inc Thanks a2, blue would be more of a blue grey. I originally had baby/sky blue and couldn't STAND it. dretutz - what a nice thing to say, thank you! I am not familiar with Revere Pewter, will look it up. Hi colorfast - I haven't yet bought a paint sample of Gray Owl; may try if I decide against the current off white. michoumonster - thank you for the soft chamois color recommendation, with a name like that, it sounds lovely:) I may still try it.... BM china white I have used a lot of in the past. A few more shots then off to tackle stacking the wood. Gorgeous fall day out there! View outside the kitchen window: And my personal favorite:...See MoreMore exterior color help- bold yellow?
Comments (13)Very cute house, I like both versions and agree about the shutters, in that I would remove them entirely. Instead of a darker teal door, I might go with something a few shades lighter. If you use the golden yellow, I would also go a couple of shade lighter in that regard too. I think the reason the White Raisin looks good on the sample picture may be because the house is larger. On a smaller home, the bolder yellow may not work as well. I know this isn't an option you were thinking about, however there is a house similar in size to yours not far from where we live and it's the most unexpected color of teal, very similar to this and in person, it is so pretty!...See MoreNeed BOLD paint color to make art pop
Comments (18)Looking at the pictures again, I can see your above the sofa print would benefit from a mat. Reframing is expensive though and if you have a bigger piece for that spot, perhaps that's the way to go. Deco's idea of pairing the Chambers portrait with the two smaller pieces is a good one. Fori suggested DIYing the re-matting but I know I didn't manage it when I tried it and don't have the patience for it. Might be worth a try though. If I were going for a colour on the walls (I do love your current one so I resist the idea - btw, would you share the brand and name please?), I'd consider a lighter shade of those fabulous purple chairs. Purple is my favourite colour so I'm biased. The suggested greens are lovely as well. Purple and green are neutrals in my world and I have them in my living room as well. :)...See MoreDonald
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