Master Bedroom Rustic Bedroom, New York
Hulya Kolabas
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At a flea market in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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Sorry, don't remember! Might have been Benjamin Moore November Rain, but I'm not sure anymore.
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Lisa Frederick added this to How to Choose the Perfect Bedsheets
All other things being equal, high thread counts can indeed translate to increased comfort. Don't be tempted to buy 800- or 1,000-count sheets, however; you'll do just fine with a style in the 400 or 450 range. The extra thread count doesn't make enough difference in feel to justify the price. In fact, the highest-count sheets can even be stiff because so many fibers are jammed so closely together.
Toronto Interior Design Group added this to 7 Tips for Picking Colors With Staying Power
6. Take on a time-tested look. The best way to make sure a color combination will last for decades to come? Choose one that has already stood the test of time. By drawing on a classic look from past decades that still feels beautiful today, you can virtually guarantee the scheme will hold up in the future.For example, a nautical red-and-blue combination (tempered with a sandy beige) will look stylish eternally. You can commit fully to the whole look (life preservers and oars hung on the wall and all) or simply apply the color palette to a set of contemporary furnishings.
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Dark curtain on white walls and matching rug
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For example, a nautical red-and-blue combination (tempered with a sandy beige) will look stylish eternally. You can commit fully to the whole look (life preservers and oars hung on the wall and all) or simply apply the color palette to a set of contemporary furnishings.
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