Need help new color advice
Andrea Rivas Hernandez
il y a 9 ans
We want to do a new color for our formal living room wall. I need ideas please give me your advice =)
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Commentaires (7)Hello Velvet Ninja You seem concerned with that one wall. I'm not trying to criticize, the space seems new, with quality materials and well-lit, but have you also noticed the other big white walls? and ceiling? Why just the wall with the mirror? You've got a majority of white, a good dose of black, some chrome / stainless steel details and an uninterrupted shiny pale wood floor. It's relatively astonishing that you have a white door and only one white window, but the other window is black? Everything is relativement anonymous, nice, but nothing too ground-breaking. Is this a rental or your own home? Are you sure that just some art on that one wall will make it cozy and beautiful? Have you thought about any window treatments? Store venetien? Rideaux? Store bateaux? Any type of rug under the dining table? A rug called Bolon, made of woven vinyl fibers, easily cleaned ant anti-allergy. Is the mirror not on the axis of the table on purpose? And why a dark wood? It adds to the "window types", a black one, a white one and the wooden mirror one... Some more information would be helpful. good luck, Lynn... Voir plusAndrea Rivas Hernandez
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il y a 9 ansDernière modification :il y a 9 ansWould you consider this eggplant or some variation thereof? Depending on how much light you have, you could go a bit lighter or a lot. I just happen to love purple and with all the neutral color you have in the room, I think you can really pull this off.
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il y a 9 ansHi---wallpaper the inlays---nothing too busy. Simple, straight panels for windows. Soft, textured rug... Shiny/reflective accessories... Good Luck!
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il y a 9 ansI did a quick search for fabrics and found these that I thought were fun. It seems that your room may be taking itself too seriously and needs to play a bit more. Perhaps something like these might give you a bit of inspiration.
PROFarbica
il y a 9 ansUse as a color scheme the color plan called 'Turtledove her'.
The color plan, including color codes you will find here: http://www.farbica.com/colorplans/coloring_bright.html
Generally use color tones of less contrast.
Blue walls: Change to the minty gray which in the plan is proposed for the door.
More generous use of yellow ocher hues. (Textiles, decorations)
Door: Should be of the same color as the surrounding. Or use the neutral gray that is proposed in the plan for the walls.
Happy coloring!
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Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
il y a 9 ansAndrea Rivas Hernandez a remercié Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID 
Geneviève
il y a 9 ansDernière modification :il y a 9 ansI like that colour :) about doing something like this for a change :)
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il y a 9 ansDernière modification :il y a 9 ansI like her blue too Genevieve but understand the desire for change. I found another inspiration pic that might be useful as well. Love that totem pillow! (pic submitted for color only)
Andrea Rivas Hernandez a remercié Usergreenyogini
il y a 9 ansI know your question was about color, but the first thing I notice in the images you shared is that the art (mirrors?) on the wall seems too small for the scale of the rest of the items in the space. I would start by choosing a *very* large, oversized piece of art of your choosing to hang in place of the mirrors - and that will help you to find the best wall color for your room.
I see that you like butterflies, so you might consider something like one of these:
http://society6.com/product/butterfly-wrr_stretched-canvas#6=28
http://society6.com/product/butterfly-7a0_stretched-canvas#6=28
http://society6.com/product/iridescent-wonder-wings_stretched-canvas#6=28
http://society6.com/product/butterfly-2-kka_stretched-canvas#6=28
Andrea Rivas Hernandez a remercié greenyoginiAndrea Rivas Hernandez
il y a 9 ansleelee
il y a 9 ansI really like your wall color. Instead of painting the walls why don't you get a few over-sized pictures and get rid of all those little mirrors and doo-dads. They aren't making an impact--too small and fussy looking for your big sofa and large walls.
Something like one of these.
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