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What colour to paint?

Christina Magyar-Samoila

9 år siden

I am moving in to our new house soon. What colour do you suggest I could paint this great room? I saw a red fireplace it seems interesting. I am not a fan of dull colours. I think this olive colour does not do justice to this room.

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
9 år siden
I am always yakking on about choosing paint after the space has the furniture in it and so I will repeat that. I agree that the color right now does not work and that is because it really doesn't go with what is in there. I love the red fireplace but that would be a choice I would make for sure after the room is put together. What you put in a room drives the wall color and it is much easier tp find a paint to go with your furniture than the other way around.
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Warner Decor
9 år siden
Hi! Place a few inspiration items in the room with colors that you enjoy and see how you like them for a few days. This will definitely save you the headache of having to repaint! Here are a few ideas for you in shades of red:

http://deciture.com/small-red-lidded-urn/

http://deciture.com/the-extraordinary-metal-mosaic-red-vase/

http://deciture.com/ik-dyani-embroidered-pillow-w-down-insert/

http://deciture.com/pops-of-red-art-panels-set-of-2/

Hope this helps you!
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