Paint it a pumpkin orange base with a satin waterborne such as Grahams ceramic, followed with an amber/umber glaze mixed with 1 part dark amber/umber oil paint, 4 parts oil glazing liquid and 4 parts penetrol. Apply the glaze quickly, using random brush strokes and pounce off with a bunched up rag. Be sure to re wad the rag often to avoid a pattern and use blue masking tape and paper to protect the ceiling and trim.
2006-07-31 09:52:43
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answered by ? 4
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Try using a paler version of the gold color you used in your kitchen, and then use brown and green as accent colors. If your living room opens onto the dining room, use some of the same colors in the living room to tie the two rooms together. You could do a floral arrangement, maybe using sunflowers, which would use the gold, green and brown colors. Then, you could display serving pieces in those colors on a buffet, or in your china closet. There are many types of china and ceramic ware that use earthy colors, and any of those would work well. Arts and Craft Period reproductions also use this color scheme often, so look at wall papers and tiles from that period to get color ideas.
2006-07-31 10:01:51
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answered by homebuyer 3
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The use of color is also something very personal. It stimulates our senses, power our mood, and helps create a particular ambiance. How we respond to an individual color depends on our nature, extroverts tend to feel happy with bold colors, while introverts prefer more passive colors.
Through using specific combinations of color, combined with a careful consideration of simple color schemes is often the most effective.
Try not to use more than one or two principal colors in a room, as well as a contrasting or balancing tone. The best way to choose a background color for the room is to trial with a palette of different shades and tones, in combination with the color and textures of the furniture and materials. Remember the general color schemes of a home have to be in agreement. The walls define the space in a room, while the colors, to a large degree, define the mood.
Colored light, furnishing materials, and structural proportions, we can create a home that is welcoming, helpful, and comfortable. Walls are similar to background music: each color tone is like a musical note can create a pleasant-sounding harmony while others grate with each other.
The color with which we surround ourselves will without doubt have an effect on us, and so it is important to feel comfortable with our choice. A discussion with a professional color consultant can help to decide individual needs and select appropriate color.
Colors can be divided into three main groups: those that stimulate and uplift, those that relax and calm, and those that provide harmony or balance. So, having taken a number of things into thought when decorating a room, such as the size of the space, the amount of light, the function if the room, and the style and mood we wish to create, we finally, and most importantly, need to consider the needs of the people who use it.
2006-07-31 20:12:10
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answered by Anonymous
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I would use a beige and taupe solid on the wall and find a border or paint a border to bring in the gold or green and use the remaining color as an accent color that I would use for a table runner, glasses, vases, ect.
2006-07-31 10:30:23
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answered by puzzleraspie 3
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Brown. I chose truffle for mine. It's perfect because it gives the room character (as in not-white), but the color doesn't distract from the food, which should be the main display. A dining room shouldn't call too much attention to itself or clash with your centerpieces.
2006-07-31 09:47:38
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answered by Maya M 2
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I'm an interior designer and I have used Sherwin Williams, aubergine gold. Its neutral with just enough color and looks great. Also looks good with a barn red. Another great color is Artifact and its also a Sherwin Williams. Good luck!!!
2006-07-31 09:51:31
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answered by Anonymous
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Chocolate & Ivory. Looks great with gold accent
2006-07-31 10:04:35
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answered by amee2you 3
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Moss green - my dining room has moss green and mint green vertical stripes and I love the look.
2006-07-31 10:25:42
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answered by Momof2 6
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2016-11-03 09:47:49
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answered by Anonymous
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sage with dark green borders. looks great. tried it, then painted the living room PINK! LOL
2006-07-31 09:46:30
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answered by ♥KaroLina♥ 2
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