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Jul. 19th, 2009 11:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
meanfreepathOne decision I do have to make in the near future is the color in which my bedroom in the new place is to be painted. The current occupant wanted the room in a dark blue, which the landlords agreed to on condition that he repaint the room to the desires of the next occupant before leaving.
I've never had a room be anything other than white, and indeed have never really done anything remotely creative with my living space.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
areyououtthere used to complain about the white, barren walls in my apartment, and in hindsight I think I'd have to agree with her.
I went over to the hardware store today to look at paint swatches; the trouble is that paint comes in about 10 million shades. I have not the foggiest notion of the rudiments of interior design so I'm sort of at a loss for where to begin. The floors are hardwood and most of the furniture I have is wood-toned, although nothing really matches. At the moment I'm leaning towards either cream or a gentle yellow, although I was mulling over light greens, blues, and blue-grays.
Thoughts?
I've never had a room be anything other than white, and indeed have never really done anything remotely creative with my living space.
areyououtthere used to complain about the white, barren walls in my apartment, and in hindsight I think I'd have to agree with her.I went over to the hardware store today to look at paint swatches; the trouble is that paint comes in about 10 million shades. I have not the foggiest notion of the rudiments of interior design so I'm sort of at a loss for where to begin. The floors are hardwood and most of the furniture I have is wood-toned, although nothing really matches. At the moment I'm leaning towards either cream or a gentle yellow, although I was mulling over light greens, blues, and blue-grays.
Thoughts?
