I estimate painting will not be too hard. I think the most time consuming part of painting is always the prep work and clean up. Our goal at this point is to have everything ready for painting by the end of this week. We have chosen a lot of interesting colors for the home and hope we do not resent any of them. Especially the one we are planning on using in the entry hallway. A few weeks ago, TJ and I went on a shopping spree at Home Depot and got Ralph Lauren Paint for $13 bucks a gallon. It is being discontinued at home depot, so we could not pass up the offer.
Below is the color palette we are intending on using and some ideas for the walls.
Entry Way: Island Brights:Beach Yellow
TJ and I are going to Buenos Aires next month and fell in love with the hotel we are staying at. Our plan is create the white panel on the bottom and use the yellow/green above.

Living Room: Urban Loft: Neutral Brown and Washington Square (accent wall) Ralph Lauren also has this paint that gives walls some texture called candlelight. We got this stuff on clearance too. My plan is to do a monochromatic plaid effect of the eggplant wall with the coats of the candlelight paint.
Bedroom: Urban Loft: Soft Earth This color is beautiful. We searched everywhere for it.
As for the Kitchen, we think we will incorporate the same Neutral brown color from the living to room to make it flow and incorporate the entire living area.
We are so anxious to start painting and get the ball rolling. More pictures to come soon. As requested, here is a picture of the front of the house.
Hope everyone has a great week!
Cheers,
Amhir & TJ
Hey guys! Do yourselves a favor and buy the GREEN tape and not the blue stuff. It is MUCH better, leaks less, and leaves a cleaner line.
ReplyDeleteAlso, if your walls are fresh, nasty, or a dark color, consider a coat of primer under your paint. The paint store can get you some for really cheap, tint it close to the color of your paint (bring the swatches), and it will save you headaches in the long run!