houzzers! , I need help with my wall colors!
onyinyechukwumay
9 years ago
I bought dulux mineral haze 2 for the walls, and mineral haze 3 for the ceilings. when I saw the haze 2 on the color swatch looked really grey, but on the walls I'd a blue gray. My questions are, 1:what do you think?, do the colors look good and blend?, 2:do you think I Should paint the hallways the color of the walls or the ceilings? ,3: and lastly, if it's not too much trouble, my sofas are milk colored, what color of curtains/drapes will be best?, grey or cream?; I'm open to suggestions. pls help, I need to make the decision tommorow. Thanks guys!!
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Brandi Nash Hicks
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Please I need your help! My front room looks dull, and the wall paper
Comments (4)Hi. The room appears quite dark atm so I'd go for a warm neutral on the walls, perhaps try farrow and ball or little Greene. For the wallpaper Maybe a subtle pattern in a metallic to bounce some light or a grasscloth effect paper to add texture. I'd lighten the sofas up with throws and cushions in different textures and patterns. Do you prefer a neutral scheme or colour? Have you considered recovering your seat pads on the chairs to lighten them up and maybe add pattern? It's easy with a staple gun! A vase of faux flowers on the table would look great (I love the hydrangea from Oka!) unless of course you can afford real each week and a plant elsewhere. Agree re pendant light over dining table and lamps to cosy the space. Perhaps a bigger rug for the living area to zone the seating space and one for the reading area. Is it also possible to shorten the curtain pole on the main window? For accessories do look at chrome, glass etc as they will bounce light...See MoreHouzzers help:kitchen paint colours melting my head!!
Comments (0)Hi all we are almost at the end of a 20 week renovation and decision fatigue has set in and I need some trained eyes to help. I need to pick paint colours ASAP for hall/stairs/landing and open kitchen diner. Hall: is curved bright and open. There a runner effect of these tiles surrounded by a mid grey tile. Can't decide between a pale grey or a pale blue. These are a mix of Pantone, Colourtrend and Little Greene colours. Any thoughts? It's south facing and lots of sunlight hit this hallway. Question is: With these tiles a pale blue or grey paint? Kitchen diner:this is my main dilemma. Units are half installed. Back run is a painted oak colour v similar to elephants breath with an island close to downpipe. There's lots of widows and skylights but it's north facing so need something warm. These are the ones I planned using but the colour of units seems to disappear into them. Question being:what colour paint compliments these units and makes them stand out?official name of colour is cashmere. Thanks so much!...See MoreHouzzers help:kitchen paint colours melting my head!!
Comments (0)Hi all we are almost at the end of a 20 week renovation and decision fatigue has set in and I need some trained eyes to help. I need to pick paint colours ASAP for hall/stairs/landing and open kitchen diner. Hall: is curved bright and open. There a runner effect of these tiles surrounded by a mid grey tile. Can't decide between a pale grey or a pale blue. These are a mix of Pantone, Colourtrend and Little Greene colours. Any thoughts? It's south facing and lots of sunlight hit this hallway. Question is: With these tiles a pale blue or grey paint? Kitchen diner:this is my main dilemma. Units are half installed. Back run is a painted oak colour v similar to elephants breath with an island close to downpipe. There's lots of widows and skylights but it's north facing so need something warm. These are the ones I planned using but the colour of units seems to disappear into them. Question being:what colour paint compliments these units and makes them stand out?official name of colour is cashmere. Thanks so much!...See MoreHouzzers help:kitchen paint colours melting my head!!
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