11 years ago
Ok thinking Arizona red accent above one wall in hallway/ back of stairs. Cobalt Blue with touch of copper in kitchen backsplash, as recommended traditional rug with blues, red, cream and modern furniture cream and tan leathers. Bright painting above fire place to tie it all together? What to paint kitchen pattern ceiling ?and what to cover island with..copper panels?
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