Whether you have a formal living room or a family room, you'll find inspiring photos of living rooms, tricks for small living rooms and paint ideas. Most living rooms are distinguished above all in the paint as it is the most effective way of completely new and fresh air to a space.
1. Dark wall colors - Somewhere to sit but doesn’t hide it away could be the answer. Set a dark TV against a dark wall and it will disappear into the background. you've probably realized that dark colors deliver the most drama. But within that power lies the potential for self-doubt. The deep charcoal gray on these walls set the mood for a perfect gathering spot for an evening with friends around the piano, or having cocktails and great conversations. The biggest mistake is to follow the notion that you must paint the room a light color because light colors reflect more light. Yes, light colors do reflect more light, but if there is limited light in the room in the first place. This room [below] has artificial and natural light but a lot of the space reads gray because of all the shadows where it’s darker, although it’s a beautiful room.
1. Dark wall colors - Somewhere to sit but doesn’t hide it away could be the answer. Set a dark TV against a dark wall and it will disappear into the background. you've probably realized that dark colors deliver the most drama. But within that power lies the potential for self-doubt. The deep charcoal gray on these walls set the mood for a perfect gathering spot for an evening with friends around the piano, or having cocktails and great conversations. The biggest mistake is to follow the notion that you must paint the room a light color because light colors reflect more light. Yes, light colors do reflect more light, but if there is limited light in the room in the first place. This room [below] has artificial and natural light but a lot of the space reads gray because of all the shadows where it’s darker, although it’s a beautiful room.
Green seemed to be a good idea, a smoky green from a memory of my first tree house. Brown walls complement most furniture styles and finishes, they beautifully showcase mismatched pieces from different periods. To create standout room arrangements, choose an eclectic mix of furnishings and accessories that are noticeably lighter or darker in color than the walls. The lack of natural light can cast shadows and affect the appearance of painted walls, thus using dark tones in these rooms can mean trouble.Next, turn on all the lights in your room and determine the maximum amount of both artificial and natural light combined in the room. If it receives natural light, do this step both during the day and at night.
If what you like is a quiet, relaxing and enjoyable living room, you can use one of the softer colors, pale pink. It is a very soft color that when applied somewhere it immediately acquires a tinge warm and comfortable space such as in this living room. The living room above already had a lot going for it: a rough-hewn coffee table, a versatile sofa by Cisco Brothers, and a gorgeous ceramic garden stool. But apply one shopping trip’s worth of accessories—all under $100—and this just-okay space turns remarkably elegant. Choose one contrasting accent hue (here a chartreuse green), and showcase it as solid strokes of color and in patterned accent fabrics. Choose fabrics that place the walls' dark color atop a white background to create draperies that won't fade into the walls. For a surprisingly understated "wallpaper" effect, try painting one fearless shade atop another—like this orange leaf design on a magenta or pink wall. see bellow. Don't want to freehand it? Shop for stencils at etsy.com.
Old Hats
These glass stovepipes show the whimsical side of the material. The bigger the hat, the rarer and more valuable it is -- the one at the center is about as large as they come. The cane in the corner is an impractical yet perfect companion. see bellow .
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