BRIGHTER
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| Ballard Design |
Sometimes we forget to first look at the basics.
We change fabrics, paint, flooring and accessories
and sometimes fail to make sure
we have the basics covered...
like lights!
like lights!
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10/30/12
10/11/12
A CHANGE IS IN ORDER
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Living with the same color palette for 10 years is difficult for me. I know that not everyone feels this way. My husband, for example, does not require change.
In fact, he thrives on the familiar.
In fact, he thrives on the familiar.
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| Shale/Benjamin Moore |
His color preferences are the same today as when I met him 33 years ago. His favorite color is still
RED. He doesn't mind watching reruns on t.v. or living with the same outdated chandelier. I suppose it could be that I am more exposed to the choices out there, and my tastes change accordingly.
RED. He doesn't mind watching reruns on t.v. or living with the same outdated chandelier. I suppose it could be that I am more exposed to the choices out there, and my tastes change accordingly.
10/4/12
IN PURSUIT OF BEIGE
AVOIDING THE 'FLESHY' LOOK
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| Atmosphere ID |
We've all experienced it. That shade of beige we are sure is perfect for the house. Bring the paint swatch home - or in some cases, slap it on the wall - and suddenly it's not beige at all. It's some odd
shade of pinky, orangey - yes 'fleshy' color that is COMPLETELY wrong.
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