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I plan on covering it up tonight with the left over paint from the kitchen which is a the same colour as the original dining room walls, but a shade lighter. Then we may have another go at finding a colour. Or we may not...
Monday, November 28, 2011
Bold choices
This weekend we've learned another lesson about interior design: When you make bold choices, sometimes you get it wrong.
I patched the wall above the radiator and painted the wall and then got to work painting the wall with what was supposed to be a darker shade of the colour on the other walls. It turned out to be a horrible apricot colour that clashes with pretty much everything in the room.
I plan on covering it up tonight with the left over paint from the kitchen which is a the same colour as the original dining room walls, but a shade lighter. Then we may have another go at finding a colour. Or we may not...
I plan on covering it up tonight with the left over paint from the kitchen which is a the same colour as the original dining room walls, but a shade lighter. Then we may have another go at finding a colour. Or we may not...
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Tip; try tester pots.It's a well known fact that the paint seldom comes out of the can the same shade as the colour chart. At our first house we chose an attractive sand colour for the alcoves which looked more like a dirty protest.aj
ReplyDeleteIt looks fine to me, nice & warm
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