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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

I'm not going to post pics of my house but our sun room is open to the living room and we have a buttery cream color in those rooms. We have a linen color with the just slightest tint of yellow in our hallway. Dining room is a peachy creamy pink (I love pink) and our powder room is sea foam green. Kitchen is white cabinets with greige walls. Upstairs, daughter's room is a light green color, son's room is light blue, bathroom is half bead board with turquoise blue, and playroom is a burnt sienna color. Our bedroom is a creamy rose and our bathroom is a blue green color.

To each his own here, I much prefer neutral walls to pink, sea foam green, or orange.

Me, too. Buttery colors give me the creeps. Grey or white, please.

what? lol

Buttery cream walls sound ugly.

Cream sounds ugly to you? Lol

No. Buttery does. As does sea foam green. And burnt sienna. And creamy rose. Straight out of the 80s!

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[img]https://www.katieridder.com/img/portfolio/town/carnegiehill1.jpg[/

Pretty sure these are just Wes Anderson screen shots.

I’m the burnt Sienna poster from before. Top pic is what the color looks like. It’s not actually orange.

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

I'm not going to post pics of my house but our sun room is open to the living room and we have a buttery cream color in those rooms. We have a linen color with the just slightest tint of yellow in our hallway. Dining room is a peachy creamy pink (I love pink) and our powder room is sea foam green. Kitchen is white cabinets with greige walls. Upstairs, daughter's room is a light green color, son's room is light blue, bathroom is half bead board with turquoise blue, and playroom is a burnt sienna color. Our bedroom is a creamy rose and our bathroom is a blue green color.

To each his own here, I much prefer neutral walls to pink, sea foam green, or orange.

Me, too. Buttery colors give me the creeps. Grey or white, please.

what? lol

Buttery cream walls sound ugly.

Cream sounds ugly to you? Lol

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

[img]https://www.katieridder.com/img/portfolio/town/carnegiehill1.jpg[/

Pretty sure these are just Wes Anderson screen shots.

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Anonymous wrote:Houses with blue siding. I just don’t like blue for the outside of a house. Stop it.

I love blue!

Me too! Love it. Our house is blue with a bright red door. Very patriotic with the white windows.

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

[img]https://www.katieridder.com/img/portfolio/town/carnegiehill1.jpg[/

this is a very peculiar style. it's not ugly exactly but not a place where I would want to spend day after day. There is a reason gray is everywhere .peoe say it's "overdone" and it surely is but no one really hates gray.

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

[img]https://www.katieridder.com/img/portfolio/town/carnegiehill1.jpg[/

A Park Avenue apartment as decorated by Dr. Seuss.

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Anonymous wrote:Easily fixable, but nothing makes me giggle more than McMansions with two big pointy topiaries in huge urns in front, framing the door.

Usually the McMansions are "Italianate."

Wow, do you say that about other countries? That's racist.

+1 go away

Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

[img]https://www.katieridder.com/img/portfolio/town/carnegiehill1.jpg[/

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone share (with pics) colors they like on walls that are not grey or greige? Am curious and wanting to be inspired...

I'm not going to post pics of my house but our sun room is open to the living room and we have a buttery cream color in those rooms. We have a linen color with the just slightest tint of yellow in our hallway. Dining room is a peachy creamy pink (I love pink) and our powder room is sea foam green. Kitchen is white cabinets with greige walls. Upstairs, daughter's room is a light green color, son's room is light blue, bathroom is half bead board with turquoise blue, and playroom is a burnt sienna color. Our bedroom is a creamy rose and our bathroom is a blue green color.

To each his own here, I much prefer neutral walls to pink, sea foam green, or orange.

Me, too. Buttery colors give me the creeps. Grey or white, please.

what? lol

Buttery cream walls sound ugly.

Fake chateaux in suburban Maryland. Who are you kidding?!

Love various grays throughout the house and use color in curtains and bedspreads to change the rooms without having to paint. Don’t like tans cream or beige.

Anonymous wrote:Lots of triangles on the roof.

White kitchens.

Mosiacs in the shower.

Subway tiles.

Open floor plans.

Columns everywhere.

I love all of these!

Anonymous wrote:Farm house
Ugly patterned tile in bathrooms
Black windows
Blonde wood
Two tone kitchen cabinets
Exposed light bulbs
“Wood look” tile
“Brushed nickel”
Words on walls

Well darn! I love everything on your list except the words on walls!

I hate light grey. I can deal with a dark charcoal in a room with lots of natural light and white trim but light grey everywhere is just dreary.

I hate kitchen islands in the middle of an L or u shaped kitchen. Its so annoying. I do like a huge island instead of a wall diving the kitchen/dining or kitchen/dining/family area. As long as there is a long open aisle where I can get from the fridge/counter to the range I'm fine. I really like galley layout kitchens.

I hate ranges built into kitchen islands. Worst idea ever.

I hate too many ovens. Who needs four ovens?? In luxury high end homes there can be two wall ovens, a double range and one regular/one smaller size oven underneath plus a microwave oven below the counter, two dishwashers, a restaurant sized fridge, walk in pantry, downstairs walk in wine room, and access to a built in outdoor kitchen with an oversized grill, sink and outdoor fridge. This doesn't count the outdoor bar area and indoor bar area plus small kitchenette in the guest or pool house. No one cooks this much.

I don't know what it is called but I hate when there is small path on the second floor with overlooks down to the the first floor on either side.

I hate columns too.