Colors
Witt Construction The exterior materials are a combination of natural granite, cedar shakes, and cement siding with Azek trim and casings, fir porch ceilings, cedar deck rails as well as many other custom cedar exterior brackets The colors are Cheyenne Red (body), Tobacco (trim), Tricorn Black (shutters).
Enjoy it everywhere. This warm and inviting living room has a bluer version of duck egg as its core color. The shade is used on the walls and also the seating, with notes of it also found on the china, lamp shades and even the fender cushions. Crisp white woodwork and warm tones of red prevent the look from appearing too coordinated and balance the blue beautifully.
Go half and half. Bathrooms often contain a mix of materials on the lower half of their walls, from tiles to paneling, to help the space function well and stand up to splashes and moisture. The upper half of the wall, though, is the perfect place for some color, and duck egg blue, with its soft, watery tones, is a great fit in a country-style or traditional bathroom. Paint: Summer Shower, Benjamin Moore
or very traditional shades of apricot and cream. Classically Designed Living Room This historic room has been brought back to life! The room was designed to capitalize on the wonderful architectural features. The siganture use of French and English antiques with a captivating over mantel mirror draws the eye into this cozy space
Elegant
Buck the all-white trend and go dark for summer. If you already have a lot of white in your home, consider painting an accent in black. Black shelving makes a striking backdrop for green plants, white pottery and sun-bleached shells, and will look equally appealing come fall when filled with books and baskets.
Colors on white...refreshing for summer!
Orange door!!
blue/green comb. in Living room
Great blues
by SFGIRLBYBAY White walls and furniture provide a refreshing palette cleanser between layers of vintage finds and pastel accents in Victoria Smith's San Francisco apartment. Bring this look home by using pale aqua and pink in artwork, light fixtures and textiles. Flea markets and thrift shops can be great sources for vintage aqua glassware and affordable finds that can always get a quick update with a coat of pastel paint.
3. Use pastel accents with loads of white. For a cheerful look that feels modern and fresh, go all out with the pastels — pink, soft blue, mint green, buttercup — but temper them with a healthy dose of white. White furniture, white walls (except for the odd accent wall) and even white floors help the pastels pop and enhance natural light.
2. Punch up gray. If you want to use pastels but worry about veering into saccharine territory, keep things grounded with warm gray walls. Warm gray, or greige, is an extremely versatile foil for just about any other color and makes artwork look amazing.
SW 7036 color strip or Valspar Sandalwood
Yellow ceiling to brighten up a North facing or room w. little natural light. W. gray & white
Love this blue: Finally, the master bathroom is full of vintage details original to the house, including the tiles, the pedestal sinks, and the door with the built-in mirror. "I used the shower curtain fabric to tie the colors of this bathroom to the colors in the master bedroom," says Rosene. "People who can visualize and who know what they like make for wonderful clients," says Rosene. Both parties are very glad that the client held onto that business card for two years. Paint color: Sherwin-Williams Drizzle 6479 See the original condo where the client picked up Dona Rosene Interiors card
The client already had her bedding, so Rosene worked the color palette around it, connecting it to the rest of the home, but more importantly to the master bath (which had blue tiles on the floor) and a small sitting area you can see on the left side of this image. She had the headboard custom made in turquoise linen with nailhead trim which aids in the transition between rooms. Color: Benjamin Moore Deer Path 1047
6. Ivory white. Many people like the look of white cabinetry in the kitchen, but they don't want the space to appear too cold. In this case, look for a white that has a slight ivory undertone. You can also add warmth to your kitchen with wood flooring, and by using clear halogen lighting. Paint pick: Atrium White by Benjamin Moore
5. Antique white. For a more traditional space, antique whites work best because they provide a lived-in feel to a room. In dining areas, this shade of vanilla is a great choice because it's considered a 'delicious' color. Paint pick: Antique White 6119 by Sherwin-Williams
1. Creamy white. A white bedroom can be a very relaxing haven. For best results, use a few different tones of white and layer them in the space. In this bedroom, creamy white walls are combined with crisp white curtains and ivory colored bedding. This type of variation will prevent your space from looking too stark. Paint pick: Dover White 6385 by Sherwin-Williams
By using a bluish-gray in your sunny room, you'll get the benefits of using both blue and gray. That means twice the cooling effect and a double dose of elegance and style. Try: Silver Gray 2131-60 by Benjamin Moore
By using a bluish-gray in your sunny room, you'll get the benefits of using both blue and gray. That means twice the cooling effect and a double dose of elegance and style. Try: Silver Gray 2131-60 by Benjamin Moore
Gray is certainly on-trend these days, and like blue, it has a natural cooling effect. Mid-tone and darker grays will do wonders to bring down the brightness in a south facing room. Try: Thundercloud Gray 2124-40 by Benjamin Moore
Lime green wall color w. bird pics ...coupled w. a bright blue buffet, touches of lavender/fuscia.
Love this color combination for kitchen cabinets. Farrow & Ball
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