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What color should I chose?
My husband and I are currently building our kitchen and I am having a very difficult time picking out a color for the walls. Its a small kitchen with 3 walls. The cabinets are a dark chocolate brown and the counter-top we choose is
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=255521-1110-47261110&lpage=none , and black and silver appliances.
I am very indecisive and I cant decide on a color. I am not afraid of color at all and my husband wants to put red in it, a dark brick color. Im not sure, i don't know what to think about it. I was thinking more of a safe color like cream or tan, lol. I am open to any and all suggestions!
I love red in a kitchen. Mine is red right now.
Pick a barn red. Not an orange red like brick. Your appliances will look great and you can accessorize in red too. I have a red , white and blue rug by the sink and a bright red kettle on the stove.
Use brushed nickel for handles and other accents.
have fun.
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How to Choose a Color Scheme & Paint : Making a Color Diagram for Home Painting
Have a choice to have your own home designed and build, what style would you choose?
Whould you like a classic straight lined home painted white with glass and silver;
Mexican style with a large fireplace and lots of oragne colours;
Double story house (mansion) with an indoor swimming pool and garden;
Garden Cottage with a nice vegatable garden and a fish pond?
Come on let us dream for dream can become true.
Enjoy the week-end
I once drafted the "home of the future" for a science fair. Unfortunately, I was too young, it was not my field of interest at the time, and I got a B. However, I long to revisit the idea, and one day, build (have built?) and live in that house.
Since all the things mentioned, and so many more, appeal to me in some way, I'm inclined to think I would like a large property with an eclectic landscape. The home should probably then take place around that. The colors, materials for the climate, etc. - all would be a function of location.
The building itself would take a lot of thought. I would like the amenities of the "futuristic" home, but really long to live in a stone castle. So, I combine the two concepts, throw in a splash of Japanese gardening, a Greek pillar or two - and viola.
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