depends on your paint pallet ... we used a really light blue with a touch of grey (it is called November sky) through out the house... and it goes with all of the other wall colors, cream, grey, even the chocolate brown in the kitchen
For me, it depends on the height of the ceiling. Our vaulted ceiling is a medium gray and it makes to room feel cozier. I wouldn't necessarily do that in a smaller, regular height room. BUT I have seem some fantastic brightly painted ceilings, like purple or green and it can look so nice.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Hi, just looking for ideas for a wall color, other than blue, for a 1940's vintage bathroom. it still has original black and white tiles. It has a small east facing w...
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depends on your paint pallet ... we used a really light blue with a touch of grey (it is called November sky) through out the house... and it goes with all of the other wall colors, cream, grey, even the chocolate brown in the kitchen
Do you want them to blend in or stand out and make a statement? Love Fartingquailranch's idea.
use a sand color for the walls and ceiling to get the light play of shadows as the light travels thru the rooms.
For me, it depends on the height of the ceiling. Our vaulted ceiling is a medium gray and it makes to room feel cozier. I wouldn't necessarily do that in a smaller, regular height room. BUT I have seem some fantastic brightly painted ceilings, like purple or green and it can look so nice.
you can paint ceiling the same as the walls. When you go too dark on a ceiling it lowers it.