Posts Tagged ‘benjamin moore paints’
Color Therapy: Unexpected Pops of Color
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Tired of your space? Need a little pick-me-up? A fresh way to bring life to a room is to add an unexpected pop of color. Like these limey dishes in this neutral dining area. |
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Color Therapy – In the Pink
Pink isn’t just for little girls anymore. Really. It looks totally grown-up when combined with neutrals, modern designs, and clean lines.
Color Therapy – What’s Right About White
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Not all whites are alike. Be careful about the undertones of whites. I prefer warm whites/off-whites with gray and yellow undertones. Pink and blue undertones can be a little cold and soulless. Use multiple tones of white and off-white. This gives more interest and depth, and you won’t go crazy trying to match that one white. |
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Use texture to warm up a white palette. Think white stone, white textured blankets, white fur throws, shiny white ceramics, off-white wicker baskets, etc. Play shiny against matte to add sophistication. Use white high-gloss paint of wood furniture and white matte paint on walls. |
Color Therapy: Peacock Blue
| This gorgeous pair of Peacock Blue wedding shoes donned by my friend, Audrey Kidd, is the inspiration for this Color Therapy post. Peacock Blue is one of those old-school colors that make you think of grand hotels and beautifully appointed dining cars. It’s beautifully elegant covering the walls of libraries, butler’s pantries, and other spaces where intimacy and a little intensity seem appropriate. I think it’d be fabulous on a ceiling of a dining room. |
Color Therapy: My Forecast for Hot Fall Colors
I’ve been doing a little research about color trends for fall and 2010. Lots of big ideas for what’s gonna be hot. But there’s a big difference between what the “trendsetters” are pushing and what the public will embrace. This is my personal forecast for the hottest colors and trends in decorating.










