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The blue has got to go! Exterior paint color help needed please
Comments (19)To my eye, what your house needs most is unity. Right now there are too many ideas, and the house looks like a series of unconnected pieces. I think the brick should remain unpainted and that it should be the starting point for your new color plan, along with the roof color. One option is to paint the entire lower half of the house, including the garage door, in a low contrast color suggested by the brick, including the small area of wall above the garage door. The upper section of wall could be a little lighter, or it could be the same color. Definitely not something high contrast or dramatic, because you're trying to pull the elements together. Is the trim paintable? The answer to that influences your wall color too, as it's best not to have a high contrast white with brick and a dark wall color. If the trim can't be painted, factor the color into your plan. Another issue is the front door, which because it's recessed and in the dark, needs to be in a warm rich color like a barn red harmonized with the brick to make it stand out so that it's the welcoming focal point. The storm door should be painted the same color. Don't accent the small bit of molding on the front porch. Either remove it or treat it as texture by painting it with the wall. The shutters should be accented in a different color, maybe a rich gray. I'd put shutters on the other upper window to add balance. If the inner windows are paintable, it's a chance to use another color, or to repeat the shutter color. Congratulations on your new house. Hope this helps....See MorePlease, Please, Please help me pick a LAMP
Comments (78)I must say those lamps are BEAUTIFUL and I am still open to change. I did not spend a lot of money on them… I just got so darn tired of shopping, buying and returning I just wanted to move to something else LOL but, I I will keep my eyes open… few things I do know… size, and shape thats needed. Thank you for the complment regarding the art work….. I do all my own paintings… That is aways the last thing I do, that way I can tie in any color needed. Truly I did this one super fast, and was thinking of a few adjustments but if ya’ll like it shoot I’ll keep it :-) Pat1250 it’s just a white quilt… I got in on Amazon. Just real white no yellow. My biggest thing was getting the right size so I could tuck in sides… I just raised my bed so everything was to short. It was not expensive but don’t remember the name… I’m sure I can go back and find if you truly want the name… just let me know and I will look up. Porter, I will play with pillow as you suggested… THANK YOU AGAIN for all your help… Truly!! :-)...See MoreWant a pretty, blue kitchen, PLEASE HELP!
Comments (54)Well it's an extra 5' of counter space we wouldn't otherwise have. There are really hardly any areas to really prep things since we are losing our big island we currently have which takes up most of the space. We cook so we definitely need some counter space. I don't see how the counter is any tighter than the refrigerator being there? The other issue is, if you look at the photo, there isn't even 6" to add. The dishwasher sits exactly next to the refrigerator and runs into the sink and we want the sink to be center to the window. There just isn't an additional 6 inches unless we look for a smaller than standard dishwasher....See MoreHas anyone installed Bedrosian Cloe Tile - blue/black/baby blue?
Comments (13)I bought Cloe white directly from Bedrosians in the subway shape, and I felt that there was plenty of variation. At first, I was trying to avoid too much variation, but I ended up liking it just fine. here's a photo of my backsplash My only regret is that I used Custom "warm gray" grout and although I love the look from afar, up close I feel like that color looks a little like "dirty" grout, so I would have gone lighter, and maybe a grayer (vs. taupe) tone in color for the grout. I personally wanted to see the outline of the tiles and grout, so I didn't do white or bright white grout because that has the effect of blending the tiles I felt. On the bottom left of photo where it touches the countertop and is between the 2 pieces of blue tape is where the white cluster of tiles happened and although you can notice it a little, it's not too bad. there's also probably a little too much gray in the area just above the range...See MorejohnCT
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