Showing posts with label paint colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paint colors. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Superneutral Palette

1. Buoyant Blue, No. 6483, Sherwin Williams, 2. Dragonfly, No. AF-510, Benjamin Moore, 3. Gray Horse, No.2140-50, Benjamin Moore, 4. Blue Fir, No. MSL124, Martha Stewart Living Paint, 5. Cooking Green Apple, No. 32, Farrow & Ball, 6. Titanium, No. 2141-60, Benjamin Moore, 7. Punch, No. MSL014, Martha Stewart Living Paint, 8. Stonington Gray, No. HC-170, Benjamin Moore, 9. Babouche, No.223HC-170, Farrow & Ball, 10. Heath, No. MSL212, Martha Stewart Living Paint, 11. Natural Twine, No. MSL217, Martha Stewart Living Paint, 12. Lancaster Blue No. UL34, Ralph Lauren Paint, 13. Makaha, No. 19-32, Pratt & Lambert.





Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Fantastic Greens

I love this finish...a super high gloss or lacquer finish reflects light and adds depth to your walls! The crown molding helps the transition to the light ceiling color and brings in a wonderful finishing detail.

Elle Decor

This soft green warms up the space and allows for fewer pieces of decor in the shelves. It keeps the focal point on the design of the built-ins rather than what is in them.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Now that's a kitchen!

What a bold kitchen; so fun and vibrant!

Where are you brave souls that will let me do this to your kitchen??? :)

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Monochrome vs. Color!

Although I love monochrome interiors, I have a "hidden" love for the dark and bold paint colors! I say "hidden" because most people would gasp at the thought of painting their room Battleship Gray. It takes the right client, the right room, and the right light to pull this off...but when done well, its fantastic! Below are some exquisitely-executed "dark" rooms that I just love!

The trick is molding, the more you have the better. Thick door and window casings, as well as crown molding, help set off the dark paint color and make it pop.


Carol Prisant


Try dark molding for a richer look...
Head Over Heals

Elle Decor




Sunday, September 27, 2009

Paint Colors I Like

So, if you have ever painted your home or tried to pick out a paint color...you know it can be a daunting task. Truth is that paint is the LAST thing you pick when doing design. There are too many factors that can change paint selections, such as upholstery, window treatments and hard-scape materials. You should have these materials selected before you begin your paint search. Of corse lighting pays a huge factor so be sure to paint a large sample on you wall to view at different times of the day before you commit to a color.

Here are a few Frazee paints that I love together...
Museum CL2681W this is a great neutral color
Hailstrome CL3012W is a great gray color