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Monday, September 20, 2010
Here is a photo further away, without the flash. So the black is not black-black; it's black with a smoky look-or something like that. The green looks maybe a little darker here than it appears in the other photos. Does it change your opinion?
2 comments:
AQ
said...
Nice colors, looks warm and cozy. If you are painting the top wall of the hallway creamy I would paint under the cabinets the cream - it will brighten it up on your counters too.
The green looks more like it does on the bathroom walls without the flash - I think it looks very nice together - do agree with AQ about the cream under the cabinets - then you can do the wall behind the fridge in the green. Mom
2 comments:
Nice colors, looks warm and cozy. If you are painting the top wall of the hallway creamy I would paint under the cabinets the cream - it will brighten it up on your counters too.
The green looks more like it does on the bathroom walls without the flash - I think it looks very nice together - do agree with AQ about the cream under the cabinets - then you can do the wall behind the fridge in the green. Mom
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