Creating Color Changes From One Room to Another

RE: Creating Color Changes From One Room to Another By Lachelle (3) Profile Contact Always paint to the end of a wall. If you try to change the color in the middle of a wall, it will be very noticeable. If you have a wall that goes from one distinct area to another, choose a color for that wall that works for both areas. Posted on 08/07/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creating Color Changes From One Room to Another By (Guest Post) My living room is a brown/ tan color and my kitchen is black and white. and my dining room is in the middle of both room. What color can I make it? Posted on 12/12/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Color Advice on Redecorating By Lauren (Guest Post) On a decorating show, I saw where they used a floor to ceiling curtain panel, hung it on a swing arm hook on one wall, then gathered the bottom to that wall with a tieback. You never have to move it, yet it seemed to separate the rooms into their own spaces, plus you could use colors of each room to "tie" them together. Just a thought! Posted on 11/19/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Color Advice on Redecorating By kelly (Guest Post) can you sponge mix the two colors on a mutual wall? Posted on 11/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Color Advice on Redecorating By lindaljh1 (42) Contact You could put up a hanging pot of silk flowers using your green and yellow colors to help blend the spaces. Love & Prayers, Linda Posted on 11/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Color Advice on Redecorating By cookwie (1260) Profile Contact To divide the 2 spaces you could wallpaper the dining room with a color that is complementary to the kitchen and separate the two with a vertical chair rail. Or wallpaper part of the dining room wall and paint the other half (top or bottom) with the kitchen color. Separate with a chair rail. Posted on 11/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Color Advice on Redecorating By Patsy (Guest Post) It is YOUR space...you decide where the colours change...when you do this, varathane a nice piece of wooden trim (from your home hardware store) & have it placed there to "divide" the two spaces. Greens & yellows look pretty together, so you should easily be able to make things blend...just make sure to put something green in your yellow space (something ornamental) & something yellow in your green space (flowers?), to help them blend more easily. Have fun! Patsy Posted on 11/18/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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