Anonymous
05/10/2013 08:23
Subject: Open Concept Dilemma: Can do a COOL Colored Room next to a WARM one?
Anonymous wrote:The picture looks like cream, not white, and it looks warm.
yup
Anonymous
05/10/2013 08:22
Subject: Open Concept Dilemma: Can do a COOL Colored Room next to a WARM one?
Add an oriental rug with some red accents
Anonymous
05/09/2013 23:02
Subject: Open Concept Dilemma: Can do a COOL Colored Room next to a WARM one?
Anonymous wrote:The picture looks like cream, not white, and it looks warm.
Agree. Throw in some red accent pillows. My living room has a great mix of warm and cool.
Anonymous
05/09/2013 21:23
Subject: Open Concept Dilemma: Can do a COOL Colored Room next to a WARM one?
The picture looks like cream, not white, and it looks warm.
Anonymous
05/09/2013 21:19
Subject: Open Concept Dilemma: Can do a COOL Colored Room next to a WARM one?
One of the downsides of having an open-concept house is the rooms all run into each other. For us, the kitchen is right off the Family Room. You can see 100% of the kitchen from the family room, and vice versa.
So what the heck to do I do when I want a blue and white family room (see pic), but my kitchen is very warm in color. The cabinets are almond. The island is a red cherry. The granite has red, brown, tan and cream in it. 100% warm colors.
So, do i need to make the family room warm as well?
So what the heck to do I do when I want a blue and white family room (see pic), but my kitchen is very warm in color. The cabinets are almond. The island is a red cherry. The granite has red, brown, tan and cream in it. 100% warm colors.
So, do i need to make the family room warm as well?