Teal, Turquoise, Brown
splashes of blue and pewter join / teal, aqua
2 rod pockets at top of panel. 2" wide / other pocket measures 2 1/2" wide. Use with clips, or slide directly onto the rod. Faux linen.
Gray can appear austere and chilly compared to warmer neutrals of beige and tan. The trick is to pair it with a warm material, such as wood / or a contrasting hot and bold hue, such as red, orange or yellow. A gray kitchen may not be the best choice if you live someplace with year-round cool, overcast and rainy days, but it’s an excellent color for a hot climate — it will give your kitchen a cool and elegant vibe. 8 enticing grays for the kitchen: 1. Carriage House 157-3, by Mythic Paint 2. Horizon Gray 2141-50, by Benjamin Moore 3. Rhino 710E-3, by Behr 4. Online SW7072, by Sherwin-Williams 5. Lava Gray 554-6, by Pittsburgh Paints 6. Seal Grey GLN46, by Glidden 7. Trout 33-13, by Pratt & Lambert 8. Martini Shaker KM3925-2, by Kelly-Moore
Pretty Palette - The pink and orange colors set off the wood nicely.” Jane-Marie Bloomberg says. “I wanted to break up the space into 3 distinct areas: the baby grand piano, a spot for reading, and a place to entertain or enjoy the fire. All could be accomplished by implementing some key strategies to bring everything together.” Main feature. A palette of pink, orange and wood tones. “Somewhere along the way, a previous homeowner had painted the tall baseboards white but left the rest of the beautiful woodwork a warm oak,” Bloomberg says. “The husband was adamant that we not paint any more of the woodwork, so this became our starting point. Of course, the fireplace would stay original as well, complete with its beautiful arched opening. Other special features. “When breaking a long, narrow room up into useful sections, use consistent flooring material ... rug / additional whimsy, we used 2 different wallcoverings — a floral print and a textured grasscloth — to keep the eye moving around the space and yet still emphasize the fireplace. New lighting was added, and by increasing the scale of the fixtures, we were able to use these to tie the space together this way as well.” Designe...
viscose sheen
better for white rod
a cool and relaxing vibe, with just the right amount of perky blues thrown into the mix via the rug.
Chartreuse, lime, and kelly green leaves come to life in this abstract wallpaper. Watercolor splashes add an artistic element to the design.
Bold pattern in muted blue and gray, with a cut-and-loop technique. Wool.
I always like greens together
"Miami Vice palette of aqua and lime green"
"Paint your coffee table legs summer-sky blue - Brighten up your room in an afternoon with this small painting project. If you have any leftover paint in a fun, springy color, table legs are the ideal place to use it, because they require only a small amount of paint. Tape off the edges of your tabletop or ottoman cushion, and sand, clean and prime the table legs before giving them two coats of color."
I like the green and blue
Lichen green paint ok cause of turquoise in rug and the dark green chairs / softening the contrast with Stonecutter paint.
yellow-green chair blue-green aqua pillow paint is softer
Combine touches of oxblood with eggplant. Break it up with creams, woods, tans and browns. Murano glass.
like it.
an orange and pink
I like it all - chair's texture merely tiny amount from rug / walls.
20 x 36 for $87.
On the color wheel: Analogous (nearby) colors contrast just a little, and so have a calmer, softer vibe. Complementary colors (across the wheel) contrast a lot, and so have higher energy, adding drama.
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