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Home Decor / Interior Design
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yeghor
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You should find a way to relate the characteristics of the furniture you liked in the photos to actual furniture in the store so that you can find a close enough match, it doesn't have to be a perfect match.
Here is the accent wall of the main living room which contains the vaulted ceiling. My painter should be finishing the trim, beams, closets and interior doors this week, as he managed to get a lot of the painting done, after my plasterers spent about three days plastering all the new sheet-rock. Floors, next. Those casement windows are all original 1960s (as is the fireplace, stone wall, ledge and subfloor) and with enough WD-40 I got the windows working like new.
The realtors I interviewed told me to do everything light and sterile because that is what sells and is 'in', so notwithstanding I did everything dark and bold because that's just how I'm holding the show. That happens to be the darkest. A Behr Color called "Beluga", three coats of the eggshell sheen...when the light hits it the color gives off a note of blue. Trim for that room will be in a Sherwin-Williams Semi-gloss "Monorail Silver".
The realtors I interviewed told me to do everything light and sterile because that is what sells and is 'in', so notwithstanding I did everything dark and bold because that's just how I'm holding the show. That happens to be the darkest. A Behr Color called "Beluga", three coats of the eggshell sheen...when the light hits it the color gives off a note of blue. Trim for that room will be in a Sherwin-Williams Semi-gloss "Monorail Silver".
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