Here's the Calabash trimmed out on top of the Dried palm:
We painted the 2nd coat yesterday and it turned out a nice spring green... crisp like a granny smith apple. It looks good with the white beaded board. I like it, I don't love it. But I think once I tie in more fabrics with the same green I could love it.After we finished painting I cleaned from top to bottom... dusted, vacuumed, mopped the floors. The new green paint makes it feel crisp and knowing it's clean makes it feel good!
It's a gorgeous place!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI really like the new green!
ReplyDeleteYou pick the best colors! :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome green....makes me feel happy just lookin' at it :) Such a pretty room!
ReplyDeleteLove the green now... thanks for some great tips on what to do when our paint color is wrong! I'm putting you in the PoPP Spotlight tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Took me 2 attempts to get our family room the right green. It was worth it. I hated the first color in the sun. Lighting can make such a huge difference.
ReplyDeleteYour post is still blessing readers. Just got done first-coating my guest room in a very bright, "apple" green. Looks yellow. And way too bright.
ReplyDeleteYour post made me decide to go buy another gallon - of Calabash this time - and start over. :-)