Welcome to Timeless Tuesday #15. Today my timeless classic is neutral paint. There is nothing wrong with color on your walls. I tend to think of walls in my designs as the canvas. I often place a neutral paint color on them such that all that now enters the room is the feature presentation. Here are a few examples of what I mean...
Barbara Barry
Paula Grace
Jonathan Adler
Ron Marvin
Vicente WolfIf the canvas is neutral, all else takes center stage ~ art, furnishings, lighting... The other wonderful thing is if you want to change out pieces, you can do so with ease.
Neutral wallcovering ~ specifically paint in this post ~ is my timeless classic for today.
Now it is your turn to share your posts about classics or trends you hope become timeless...
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Hi Miss Paula,
ReplyDeleteMy entry is a bit unorthodox, but it is my heartfelt wish that positivity, inspiration and perserverance could become a timeless trend.
Thank you for hosting a fabulous party!
Wow! Please take a few minutes and read Laura Ingalls Gunn's blog post she linked to this party. It is truly inspirational and made me cry out loud! That is the best Timeless Classic post I have ever read. Congratulations Laura ~ you have my highest respect and admiration!
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I like neutral colors in the background. It makes great accessories pop such as art.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Laura! That is quite a story. I love neutral walls. It makes for a soothing backdrop that showcases fabulous furnishings, lighting, and accessories.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree with you more. I like the more permanent things in my home somewhat neutral so that I can change accessories out for the season, mood, etc.
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