Showing posts with label painted ceilings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painted ceilings. Show all posts

Friday, 15 August 2014

TEAL LOVIN'


Feeling blue? Me too. Teal to be exact. It's that tricky balance of blue with just a hint of green that doesn't quite tip it over into the aqua hemisphere. I love the depth and richness of teal and I especially love it in leather and velvet. Aw Ma Gawwwd! It's a great colour for winter and it pairs really well with timbers and warmer Autumnal colours. It's especially good with copper and bronze. I wouldn't hesitate to paint an entire room in the colour. It's that good!

Elle Decor Italia no.12, Dec 2012
Living room of fashion designer Nanette Lepore's Manhattan home - elledecor.com
apartmenttherapy.com
New Orleans Haunted Blue Door art photograph - etsy.com
interiorator.com
Photography by Mikkel Vang for Vogue

"Lonely Bed" photography art print by David Pinzer - artflakes.com 


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Sunday, 10 August 2014

PAINT YOUR CEILING HAPPY


Ceilings must always be painted white. Right? Well, no, actually. Most people believe (and constantly argue with me) that a white ceiling makes a room look bigger and that a darker or colored ceiling will make a space feel small and pokey. And that couldn't be further from the truth. There's absolutely nothing wrong with a white ceiling, but don't be scared to use colour. In many cases, a darker colour can actually make a wall appear taller and the room even larger because the eye doesn't immediately register where the ceiling line begins. Any special light fittings will also pop against a bit of colour. I've included a pic of a room, firstly painted with a white ceiling and then painted in the same colour as the wall. Which one looks bigger to you? Have a little fun with your decorating. It's only paint - very inexpensive and there are lots of ways to use it creatively. 
Paris apartment, designed by Gilles & Boissier.






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