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Wendy McKane's avatar

I love both your aesthetic and your turn of phrase describing your home! I use a similar approach to our home. We live on the coast in the PNW in a home with lots of windows. Like you I have used a slightly warm white throughout the house on the walls. The warmth comes from Amish made black walnut furniture, rich umber, linen, and accents of dusky blue-green. I don’t normally use blues but this house with its location and light, it’s just lovely.

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Jane sullivan's avatar

I have painted my 1920s house in a light magnolia. With a lack of natural light due to lack of windows ( particularly in winter), i wanted to highlight the12ft ceilings.

I intend to pay homage to the era with greens and other earthy tones in my furnishings. The baltic pine floorboards will eventually be sanded & sealed.

The original green paint darkened the rooms and I was sad painting over it, but needed a blank canvas for my turn in my grandparents' house.

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L I N D Y 🐦‍⬛'s avatar

That sounds PERFECT 🥰

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Rhonda Joy's avatar

I love your house and reasoning! I'd love to see more! Is the couch available in the USA?? 🤞🏼

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L I N D Y 🐦‍⬛'s avatar

It’s an ikea sofa with a custom slip cover made by Norse Maison 💛

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Rhonda Joy's avatar

OK thanks so much for that!

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Sharon Eaton's avatar

I also love colour, one of my favourites is Castle Garden, a deep green. I have a dark burnt orange 3x2 lounge. The greens and orange look great together.

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L I N D Y 🐦‍⬛'s avatar

Sounds very similar to ours 💚

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L I N D Y 🐦‍⬛'s avatar

We have William morris wallpaper in the front room. It’s a great start for drawing colour palette inspiration

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