Help! Third try at trying to decorate our lounge rustic/country
Kerry B
7 years ago
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Comments (5)Hi Eilidhmca, Congratulations on your new home! Trying to choose colours when you have a period property as well as limited natural light, can be quite a challenge. For an elegant and timeless shade, use Dulux Steel Symphony 4 from our colour mixing range. This calming muted blue tone works beautifully on the walls and echoes the Scandinavian style, which will work perfectly with your classic blue Aga. To ensure that your scheme will look great for longer, use our Endurance+ finish paint. Specially formulated with Diamond Technology, it is 20x tougher than our conventional matt paint. As for your chosen dining table, it will work effortlessly within your dining room. For a complete Rustic-Scandi inspired dining area, use a mix of bench and dining chair seating. We love how these different chair styles in white and statement lighting create a fabulous characteristic dining table layout. [https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/scandinavian-renovation-scandinavian-dining-room-london-phvw-vp~4250962[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/scandinavian-renovation-scandinavian-dining-room-london-phvw-vp~4250962) We wish you all the best of luck with your new home, and if you need any further tips and advice check out our blog page. - https://duluxamazingspace.wordpress.com/ Happy Decorating! Marianna – Colour & Design Consultant Beautiful Interior Design for Everyone www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk...See MoreHELP: How to decorate my lounge?
Comments (15)It does depend on your taste, but I would go for contrasting rather than matching art - something that really pops out of the wall. We have a similar colour scheme to you in our sitting foom and I have gone for abstract art (which I recently discovered a love of). Sorry its not a very good pic of it, but I love the picture, and the colours suit and contrast with the room. There are some really good online retailers - this one was from King and McGaw....See MoreHelp make our ugly house a lovely house?!
Comments (17)That's really clever. I didn't think we would have the space in the hall but we do. Thanks @Jonathan I will get the architect to redraw. I need to think through a long lounge too, the door currently cuts it into 2 thirds but maybe that's no bad thing....See MoreA B
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