craftsman paint help
Hi all! I have this beautiful craftsman fireplace room but as you can see im really struggling with the paint. I want to accent the fireplace AND the wood which is tough. note: hubby says none of the wood can get painted so keep that in mind. This room is east facing and doesnt get much natural light. Some of the colors Ive played with are dragonfly bm (a very saturated, dark teal as i thought it would make the room feel rich), palladian blue, statton blue. I am open to any and all suggestions. You can see the. natural progression would be to do different colors above and below chair rail but i have considered doing all one color if I can find one that works. Thanks!
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PRO6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoIf you wont FP tile pop up, then i would not go with green but more gray on bottom.
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- 6 years ago
thanks for suggestions! these are the colors i ended up doing. im not sure i love them as it made my house pretty darn dark but that could be because i dont have great lighting also. celerygirl, i like the idea of dark green on bottom and lighter on top but white doesnt look good in that space because it doesnt get much light. other suggestiona for a light top color?
- 6 years ago
i also just dont like thw green i chose, there is something just a bit fugly about it!
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