General Discussion & Chat: Best/Worse & What did I learn today..visit with friends!, 0 by Fairy1004

Fairy1004 wrote:
Judy-I wasn't the one that suggested keeping the dark blue on anything-I think it needs to go. I agree with Debbie on the brown-it has yellow undertones and would not go. I would go the blue you have, about 3 shades lighter on the yellow and a brown with pink undertones. The color in my living room has pink undertones-here's a pic-sorry it is a little dark. With the little breakfast nook and the cast iron pans hanging, it all adds to the country look;) I would look for drawer/cabinet pulls that give you the country feel as well. Buy one or two and put them on and make sure you like them before buying enough for the whole thing.

Debbie-that is a good way to decorate as well. I kinda did that with the purple in my guest room-started with a large pic and picked a color I thought would make it pop. One of the first colors I thought of for you was a rust orange, but thought that might make the kitchen look too harvesty-you know, like thanksgiving or fallish...

Crissy-I LOVE to help decorate, so JLMK:)

The colors in my living room are brown, olive and cream, the one bath is dark brown and cream, the bath downstairs will be buttercream yellow (paint color is called coconut cream), fern green and a couple touches of a light purple in the art, the master bedroom is mustard yellow, wine and hunter green, the guest room is purple, silver and black, Jonathan's room will be turquoise and deep chocolate brown and the dining room will be a cream on top, with beadboard in a dark khaki color (the room isn't real big)