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Peacock colours... is it going out of fashion?

3 years ago

I love peacocks and the deep blue, green, gold colours but worried that a bedroom in these colours would be out of fashion in a couple of years. What do you think?

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Sonia
3 years ago
You might need a Chrystal ball to answer that. If you love the colours then that’s what counts. Who cares about what’s in fashion. I hated the fashion for everything in grey despite everyone else loving it and hating beige. I painted a wall in lavender and thats never been in fashion but I love it. Follow your heart.
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