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Make way for a new romanticism marked by medieval patterns, revived customs and bittersweet beauty. Dark and sensuous, the noir palette overflows with vine-ripe fruits, Nordic blues, moody neutrals and golden yellows. Find your perfect color expression with one of the four palettes from Sherwin-Williams Color Forecast 2017. http://bit.ly/2fFNAsQ
2 years ago (7 notes)
Warm, soft and bright. White walls and white decor are so in and our new 2016 Color of the Year, Alabaster SW 7008, proves it. We can’t wait to see how you decorate using this classically gorgeous color!
(Source: tintandbristles.com)
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A Primary Color Decision
Every school-aged child learns about primary colors. But the lesson sticks with designers and artists for life. So when Kirby, a local artist, got a blue sofa for his den, the red and blue accents throughout the room inspired walls to complete the color triad.
3 years ago (38 notes)
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Captivating Credenza: A Recap
If you’ve been following along, you’ve been able to see every step we took to add a beautiful credenza to our dining room. But just in case, here’s the recap:
Get inspired. Todd created a mood board with textures, colors and inspiration around what he wanted his finished piece of furniture to look like.
3 years ago (12 notes)
Captivating Credenza: Finished Product
Here it is! In all its Caviar (SW 6990) glory, Todd’s finished credenza. Check out the shiny finish of the Duration Home paint and how it really makes the colors around it pop off the surface.
3 years ago (12 notes)
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Captivating Credenza: Step 3
Have you been wondering what color Todd chose for the credenza? Well, he and his wife looked back at the mood board that inspired their purchase and decided on Caviar (SW 6990). They purchased one quart of Duration Home paint in Semi-Gloss and got to work. Todd says he used one coat of Caviar on most of the piece, but two coats on the top for a shinier, more durable finish. So fancy!
(Whenever you’re working on a piece of furniture like this, work from the top down.)