We have recently painted our 2 storey A type frame 100yr old bungalow with Resene Half Stonehenge with a much darker grey for the trim. Our issue is 2 sides of our property is surrounded by a large block wall approx 4 foot tall, one side being at least 25 metres. The front gates are black wrought iron.We had previously painted it the same colour as the old house paint(parchment), but now think it may look far too much like a concrete jungle being all grey. We are in 2 minds to paint it the very dark grey trim or something completely different to offset but complement.We have tried 1/4 and 1/8 stonehenge testpots, but they look a mauve colour. eek.Really stuck for ideas.
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Jun 1, 1:31am
Yes, the dense lightish grey works so well as a trim. But it is motsly because the pale turquoise walls and the gold tones add warmth and depth simultaneously. The wall colour is superb - I truly love this image and interior. I can't imagine ever getting tired of being in or thinking about returning to this room. Truly lovely - like a baroque sea haven - thank you :)
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Jun 2, 10:52am
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