Decorating

I can imagine that a cool (not reddish) brown will look nice, mid-dark.

It depends a bit on the rest of the interior (is there wood in the room? Then match it to the wood)

Other suitable colors: light or dark grey, eventually toned towards other color elements in the room.

NO, worst thing you can do ! -strip ALL old caulk off and clean edges with lacquer thinner or acetone before re-caulking.

Lime green!!

yes

With cutting in, it take me (an amateur painter) about an hour.

If you want to be bold, a navy blue. Another option could be bright red.

Preferably a curtain that contains both brown and turqouise on it. Or to add a hint of fancy, black curtains.

Light colors to be exact. Any light color can make a room appear larger. White, eggshell, cream.. Any light color.

Edited part: I agree , dark colours make the room look stuffy :) like black is a horrible all round colour

No. They will react negatively to the paint. Have them removed from the area until the paint has dried.

probbaly green with brown decorations so it evens out the colour palette or a nice cream with a feature wall paper

Depending on the room:

For a young woman's bedroom - pink (any shade).

For a young man's bedroom - turquoise.

For a couple's bedroom, sophisticated - deep teal.

For a couple's bedroom, casual - pale yellow or dusty rose.

For "public" rooms (living room, dining room, great room), formal - navy blue and oxblood red or green (medium to dark shade).

For "public" rooms (living room, dining room, great room), causal - terracotta, peach or watermelon.

Generally, but not always, painters will charge by the square foot.

They charge between 75% and 125% of the cost of the paint need to cover the room. The variation covers such things as regional labour cost differences; experience of the painter(s); and difficulty of the project. There may be some reduction in cost if you are having the entire house painted as opposed to one room.

The color blue can be accessorized with a cherry red, burgundy, or even a chocolate brown color to add drama and a wow factor.

Practically forever. If it dries out, it can be put back in solution by just adding alcohol.

I painted mine. It's best to wipe them off/out first, else you'll paint the dirt too. I put painter's tape all around it and if spray painting (easiest for these), I also put a wider painting cloth around as well because the paint travels airborne. Apply 2 coats. I've used spray paint and regular wall paint. Apply first coat, let it dry for a day, then apply second coat.

In painting or staining, providing a surface with tooth is a way of roughening the surface so it will "bite" into the pain coat, and hold it in place. "Tooth" can be supplied by scuffing the surface using sandpaper, or steel wool, or it can be provided by a type of undercoat. It's purpose is always the same - to make the top coat grip better.

This is a simple math question.

To solve it:

22.00 divided by 4 equals x.

x times 14 equals your answer

You do the math.

sky-blue, warm brown (match carefully using sample strips!)

Burnt orange and golds are warm earthy colours and will work well together.

The addition of a rug in greens, rusts, and/or browns would be nice (and a bit retro) if you use throw pillows and or draperies that include your colour choice(s).

I do recommend a bit of black in the room as an accent, it will tend to ground the room and add a bit of drama. Other upholstered furniture should follow your colour choices, and the occasional tables would be nice in a dark stained wood.

I think you should look in magazines, but definetly the colors! :) I think a zebra bedspread, and storage boxes that are stackable. Pink curtains on a black wall. 1 Black wall, 3 pink. On one pink wall, have some black outlined square mirrors and on another, have a long, giant picture frame that has some black on it. Maybe a black desk and other furniture. Have a pink throw rug! :) And have a black outlined mirror (body-length) leaning against a wall(: Hope it helpsss,. <3 / Laraaa(:

for a wall to wall carpet a neutral such as grey or tan or even a blue would work well.

If however, you are looking for an area rug, something with a traditional pattern with oxblood and navy would be beautiful.

pink

Tapestrys were used to decorate walls, and usually to tell a story or depict a family lineage

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