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over a year ago
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Boho style is all very neutral so the plainer the walls the better.
It's the furniture/rugs/cushions and any unique art work on the walls that should be more "colourful".
Neutral base /colourful unique accessories.
Look around those reclaimed furniture/decor places for ideas. |
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Sage. I have just done my hallway in sage and it looks so beautiful.
My house is so grey and I am slowly changing each room to get it out of the grey zone |
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"Sage. I have just done my hallway in sage and it looks so beautiful.
My house is so grey and I am slowly changing each room to get it out of the grey zone "
I'm doing most of my house in a light green and I'm loving it. Most of the grey in my place is in more permanent stuff, which I'll get around to fixing eventually. (My walls were white) |
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"Oh, if we're doing serious recommendations: look at Annie Sloan paints. Her chalk paint is great if you want to do any up-cycling of furniture to add colour that way..."
I’ve got furniture done in this, it’s expensive but the finish is superb, gets my vote |
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"Sage. I have just done my hallway in sage and it looks so beautiful.
My house is so grey and I am slowly changing each room to get it out of the grey zone
I'm doing most of my house in a light green and I'm loving it. Most of the grey in my place is in more permanent stuff, which I'll get around to fixing eventually. (My walls were white)"
I'm the opposite every room was grey tones with pops of colour, my lounge is grey with teal accessories and I am at a stage where I am looking at it and want to change it. I would love a mustard wall in my lounge but I don't know if I have the guts. The main bathroom is emerald green with a leaf print wall paper and I absolutely love it. |
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"Sage. I have just done my hallway in sage and it looks so beautiful.
My house is so grey and I am slowly changing each room to get it out of the grey zone
I'm doing most of my house in a light green and I'm loving it. Most of the grey in my place is in more permanent stuff, which I'll get around to fixing eventually. (My walls were white)
I'm the opposite every room was grey tones with pops of colour, my lounge is grey with teal accessories and I am at a stage where I am looking at it and want to change it. I would love a mustard wall in my lounge but I don't know if I have the guts. The main bathroom is emerald green with a leaf print wall paper and I absolutely love it."
I'm changing from white with pops of grey to green and purple with wood and pops of cream/ecru |
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"Sage. I have just done my hallway in sage and it looks so beautiful.
My house is so grey and I am slowly changing each room to get it out of the grey zone
I'm doing most of my house in a light green and I'm loving it. Most of the grey in my place is in more permanent stuff, which I'll get around to fixing eventually. (My walls were white)
I'm the opposite every room was grey tones with pops of colour, my lounge is grey with teal accessories and I am at a stage where I am looking at it and want to change it. I would love a mustard wall in my lounge but I don't know if I have the guts. The main bathroom is emerald green with a leaf print wall paper and I absolutely love it.
I'm changing from white with pops of grey to green and purple with wood and pops of cream/ecru"
Sounds lovely |
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"Sage. I have just done my hallway in sage and it looks so beautiful.
My house is so grey and I am slowly changing each room to get it out of the grey zone
I'm doing most of my house in a light green and I'm loving it. Most of the grey in my place is in more permanent stuff, which I'll get around to fixing eventually. (My walls were white)
I'm the opposite every room was grey tones with pops of colour, my lounge is grey with teal accessories and I am at a stage where I am looking at it and want to change it. I would love a mustard wall in my lounge but I don't know if I have the guts. The main bathroom is emerald green with a leaf print wall paper and I absolutely love it.
I'm changing from white with pops of grey to green and purple with wood and pops of cream/ecru
Sounds lovely "
Thank you. Last year I replaced all of my furniture (lol) and this year I'm changing everything else  |
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"Magnolia, you know she'll love it!
I'm not encouraging her
Black then. Go all goth like.I don't know how much it'd fit boho, but I think, in the right house, black would be stunning."
My son's room was black when he was a teen, now he has Apple Green by Paintman Paint. |
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"Magnolia, you know she'll love it!
I'm not encouraging her
Black then. Go all goth like.I don't know how much it'd fit boho, but I think, in the right house, black would be stunning.
My son's room was black when he was a teen, now he has Apple Green by Paintman Paint."
I used B&Q colour match, but I'd describe the colour I chose for most of my place as a pale apple green |
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