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Comment on Hiring and Firing Interior Decorators by contractor

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Comment on Hiring and Firing Interior Decorators by Cat

Cat — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 02:52:30 +0000

chocolate brown……… goes with both colors and works in contrasting the 2

Comment on Hiring and Firing Interior Decorators by anOLDfishGUY

anOLDfishGUY — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 02:45:56 +0000

Wow, sounds like a great combo already! You don’t say whether the light beige is the trim colour or already on a wall or 2.
Let’s say for argument sake, the beige is on 4 walls and the red brick is actually; RED BRICK (like a fireplace or…?).
I would paint all the trim white. It will compliment the beige and contrast the “red”. I would pick a middle tone between the two by finding a paint chip that has the “flavour” of the beige but is darker and more saturated. If you try to “lighten” the saturation of the red; it might start to go to a pink shade and might not look too good with the beige. A warm (REDish) beige should tie the three together for you… I would keep the new darker beige opposite the red wall unless you really want to direct focus toward the brick, at which point I would paint the wall around the brick (fireplace) with the darker beige and leave the other 3 the lighter existing beige… In my humble opinion anyhow. Good luck!

Comment on Hiring and Firing Interior Decorators by Guppy

Guppy — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 02:31:29 +0000

Try shades of cream, cappacinno, desert sand and chocolate. Natural colours are safe to work with but can still make their mark. This look can be dramatic or give the room a really earthy feel so have fun. Happy Decorating!!

Comment on Hiring and Firing Interior Decorators by wacky_racer

wacky_racer — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 02:01:10 +0000

Yellow-green or bright red.

Comment on Hiring and Firing Interior Decorators by marcus

marcus — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 01:47:32 +0000

Stay with the two colours on your walls. Use accents to add more colours to your room. Watch some Home & Garden design shows on TV. They have great ideas.