Paint or paper chimney breast? And layout help
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Comments (1)Hi. what about using a grasscloth something in a grey/ brown? You could also paint the fire surround, depending on what else is going in the room a charcoal or a greige would look nice or maybe just a chalky white....See MoreHelp! Chimney breast dilemma
Comments (3)Hi, Agree with Carolina, also you could put cupboard doors on the front which open up to reveal the bedside units and shelves - may be easier from a tidyness point of view (if you're anything like me!). Here's some ideas for you... This one shows the kind-of effect I was meaning with the wardrobe door. Hope this helps!...See Morehelp with colour ideas for chimney breast
Comments (11)Lovely neutral room so a different wall colour would look good. I don’t know what shades you love (or hate!) so I’ll just suggest some shades that I think would look good. Sage green, or any green, would look good with your sofas and floor. I also think warm caramel shades would also look good. Blue looks good with cream, although some shades can be cold in north facing rooms. Is your room sunny? Navy is lovely too, but not for everyone. Here’s some pics:...See MoreI would love to paint chimney breast wall and 2 alcoves same colour
Comments (7)Remember to look at the aspect of the room, before going for a strong teal colour. It’s extraordinary how different the colours look, depending on whether the room faces north, south, east, or west. And don’t forget nighttime with electric lighting. Also, if your sofa is a deep teal, you could choose a much paler aqua/greeny blue, for your feature walls, and the other walls maybe an even paler shade than those, if your room is light. On the other hand, if the room is a bit gloomy, you could use a contrasting and complementary colour for the feature walls, such as a deep gold, a warm peach, or apricot, or even a warm soft pink (similar, maybe, to F&B’s Setting Plaster or Pink Ground). Depends upon what colours you actually like, as you have to live with it. Teal is basically a blue green, so if not using teal and its paler tones for walls, look for colours that are warm, on the opposite side of the colour wheel....See More- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
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