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Each room a different theme, would it look tacky?
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darlingcovers
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| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 5:27 am Post subject: Each room a different theme, would it look tacky? |
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I am confused about that too. Our home is really small and I have so many ideas and themes, it seems everyone thinks its ok to have different themes. My husband thinks it might look like a circus.
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| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 2:53 pm Post subject: |
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Maybe he would feel better about the themes if you kept all the walls the same color. I hate to use white everywhere it just seems too stark and sterile but that might be what would make him more comfortable or maybe he would be okay with an off-white.
You can create the theme of each room with decorative accents, curtains, pictures, rugs, doodads sitting around or on shelves, type of furniture, etc.
Blues, tan and gold for a beachy feel with maybe a white wicker chair or tables, shades of greens and browns for a restful forest feel, etc.
Since guests usually only see the livingroom, kitchen, diningroom you might keep those more of one style to blend together but you can still have a theme for them with the accents and colors.
Bedrooms can be fun to decorate, kids know what they like in colors, etc. Your bedroom should be a retreat that is comfy in color and decor that you both like.
And they have doors that can be closed when company comes. If their opinion is important to you then you don't have to let them see how you choose to decorate your private spaces.
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darlingcovers
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Thank you so much - I feel inspired!!! YAY!
I think I have a better idea of what I would like. Our living room and kitchen are more open so yes I would keep the theme the same within those living spaces.
Thank you 
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| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:16 pm Post subject: |
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Please post before and after photos of your makeovers, we would love to see them.
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darlingcovers
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ok - i have started a little bit - we will also be renovating our kitchen when we have the money - but I have started on the soft furnishings, I will try and upload pictured. As for the bedrooms my husband bumped out our closet to a full wall closet (unfinished) so we'll have a fan and down lights put in there before I can paint - but I can get started on all of the soft furnishings.. SO I will try and upload.
http://s667.photobucket.com/albums/vv39/darlingcovers/
do you think the red with the roman blind goes with the slip cover I made - or is it too heavy??? [/url]
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