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kjziebell wrote:
Wondering where I can get that rug?
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mignonster
That rug is from Flor it's the same tiles I have in my living room.
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What a clever idea to use paint slips!

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billieamz wrote:
What is the paint color on the main walls?
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aemlf wrote:
Could I get the brand and code of the wall paint please
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Vanessa Brunner added this to Loving Color: 5 Ways to Decorate With Paint Chips
Sally from SallyTV used to be an interior designer, so she still has thousands of paint chips from old projects on file. She wanted to do something creative with them instead of just tossing them out, so instead of painting her dining room, she used her paint chips to create a unique and textural wall installation. She attached each paint chip to the wall with double-stick tape, leaving some unflattened to look more like a casual inspiration board than formal wallpaper.Read more about Sally's paint chip ideas
Samantha Schoech added this to Figure Out Your Art Style
Crafty This includes framed wallpaper scraps, elegantly framed kids' art and anything that looks made by hand. This mural made from paint-store chips is a beautiful piece of modern art with that made-by-hand touch.
Lisa Frederick added this to So Your Style Is: Colorful
Style Secret: A Lighthearted TouchColor and whimsy go hand in hand, so don't hesitate to have some fun. Paint each of your kitchen chairs a different shade, spatter your ceiling with wild hues, follow the lead of artist Scott Ingram and drip nail polish down a blank sheet of paper for an original abstract work. Or compile all those paint chips you've collected into a graphic composition such as the one in this dining room — so much fresher than a single painting or a mirror.Color your world: Look for less obvious opportunities to play with color. Maybe you could arrange the books on your shelves by the shade of their spines or create a rainbow effect with your collection of Fiesta ware, glass or china. Or mass together a group of clear or plain white vases, each filled with flowers in a single, strong hue.More:8 Color Palettes You Can't Get WrongMore articles about the power of color
Shawn Gauthier added this to Test-Drive a Touch of Neon
This wall application is made from a series of bright paint chips.

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Elizabeth added this to My Project
Or compile all those paint chips you've collected into a graphic composition such as the one in this dining room — so much fresher than a single painting or a mirror.
Emily Woodcock added this to Accessories/Decoration
Create abstract art For some reason, I have always been mildly fascinated by the paint cards and swatches you can pick up in-store. Now, the glorious spectrum of colours, shades and hues can be displayed to amazing effect by attaching them to the wall to create a huge piece of abstract art. And the more colours you use, the better, I say…
Rebecca added this to Decor
paintswatch (?) patchwork collage
brissarthe added this to Basement
DECOR Create abstract art with the paint cards and swatches you can pick up in-store. Now, the glorious spectrum of colours, shades and hues can be displayed to amazing effect by attaching them to the wall to create a huge piece of abstract art, the more colours the better.

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