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CorsAsh

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Registered: 19th Apr 02
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16th Dec 07 at 19:32

What have you done in your houses/flats etc? My walls are all white, but I fancy an odd wall in red or something, most of my furniture is black, white/cream, silver and pale woods. If you have any pics of nice colour schemes that would be cool.

Robin

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16th Dec 07 at 19:35

Red white and black would look great

I'm sure I've seen it before somewhere though

I did my bedroom cream, brown and blue, but I don't like it anymore

pics in my garage I think.....

Graham88

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16th Dec 07 at 19:37

I re-decorated my room recently and went with a 'chocolately' scheme. I haven't got pics atm, can take some if you want.

Basically I've got the ceiling white, the coving a deep brown, 3 walls without the window are 'cookie dough' (a lighter brown) and the wall with the window on is a very light brown, almost cream. With a cream blind. Will get pics to make more sense.

I prefer a colour scheme, rather than random colours.

CorsAsh

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16th Dec 07 at 20:03

I've got a few things in red now, cushions etc... Not sure which wall I'd do tbh. Will post some pics in a min.

CorsAsh

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16th Dec 07 at 20:26

I was thinking maybe the wall behind the curtains?

Robin

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16th Dec 07 at 20:28

I'd do the kitchen wall in the bottom pic and the small one next to it, at 90 degrees, before the door probably.

Robin

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16th Dec 07 at 20:32

If you do the wall with the window in, the room will look dark, should always do the one opposite it with the darkest colour if you can, according to most of the DIY programmes on TV

CorsAsh

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16th Dec 07 at 20:35

Ah ha thats what I wanted to avoid as it feels quite light and spacious at the moment, but toooo plain.

Red around the kitchen was one idea I had too, make it a different area if you know what I mean.

Colin

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16th Dec 07 at 20:36

Hmmm my living rooms blue, bedrooms yellow & halls beige/grey

Robin

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16th Dec 07 at 20:39

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Ah ha thats what I wanted to avoid as it feels quite light and spacious at the moment, but toooo plain.

Red around the kitchen was one idea I had too, make it a different area if you know what I mean.

Would look quite snazzy against the black cupboards and shiny splashbacks too.

CorsAsh

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16th Dec 07 at 20:44

Really need to do something under the cupboards though. Worktops and splashbacks are all brushed stainless steel

Lawrah

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16th Dec 07 at 21:14

http://www.housetohome.co.uk/

Ally

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17th Dec 07 at 09:00

Just get some big canvas prints to brighten the walls up ashwinder, easier to change

jamesw

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17th Dec 07 at 11:33

used to be chocolate and magnolia, changed to deep red and magnolia

Jay

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17th Dec 07 at 11:42

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Red white and black would look great

I'm sure I've seen it before somewhere though

I posted pictures of my old bedroom on here which was red white and black dont know if it was that you seen

Wasnt anything special anyway...

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
If you do the wall with the window in, the room will look dark, should always do the one opposite it with the darkest colour if you can, according to most of the DIY programmes on TV

Ive done the wall with the window on in my living room green and what the DIY Programmes say is wrong, unless you do it black, navy etc lol

Robin

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17th Dec 07 at 13:38

quote:
Originally posted by JayM

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Red white and black would look great

I'm sure I've seen it before somewhere though

I posted pictures of my old bedroom on here which was red white and black dont know if it was that you seen

Nah, I meant a certain 'German' flag TBH

Jay

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17th Dec 07 at 14:00

quote:
Originally posted by Robin

quote:
Originally posted by JayM

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Red white and black would look great

I'm sure I've seen it before somewhere though

I posted pictures of my old bedroom on here which was red white and black dont know if it was that you seen

Nah, I meant a certain 'German' flag TBH