housedesignideas Thank you!

tgriffin44 I have these 2 story windows. Where can I go to have these window treatments maid?

Transforming Rooms Reply hosmith: As long as you find a tile that does not have peach or pink undertones you'll be fine, just be sure to hold the tile outside in good lighting (as fluorescent lights can be misleading). That tile was a mocha & ivory tile that which is discontinued.

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Transforming Rooms Reply to the question - height of surround? This one is about 5'8" tall, which was good for a two story room, if your ceilings are low, you could have a shorter mantle. As for the pricing, this was a new construction project, it was not added later.

spencer69 Please remind me the brand and color of the paint used, thank you.

Transforming Rooms You could try Sherwin Williams Steady Brown or Tea Chest, but I do recommend reducing the strength. Notice this client had HUGE windows, therefore lots of light. You don't want to just go down a step on the card, (there are 7 paints on each fan card), because that would change the formula.
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Transforming Rooms Hi Lisa, I used Duron Steady Brown SW6110 in 75% strength.

However - if you like this look, I recommend you start with your fabrics and rug first, then select whatever chocolate or praline color works best with those. There are millions of paint colors, very few fabrics and rugs that would fit your needs for size/pattern scale/durability/color combination etc.

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spencer69 I'm not sure what you mean when you state that you used a color at 75%. Please explain, thank you