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betty
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Beth
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Paint question
How can I nicely flow two paint colors on one wall.....meaning we knocked down a wall so the living room and dining room will kind of be one long room. We will have carpet in the LR and hardwood in the DR but how can I separate the paint colors
If anyone has any pics they would be greatly appreciated
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Posted 3/16/07 11:07 PM  |
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Nik09
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Nikole
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Re: Paint question
I've seen this done using a half pillar. You need something to break up the wall, it won't look right if you just stop the paint and start the new color.
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| Posted 3/17/07 2:25 AM |
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Calla
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Re: Paint question
Just curious, why not use a single color? It would make both rooms look larger and you already have a functional divide because of the different flooring.
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| Posted 3/17/07 6:50 AM |
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MrsPowers
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Ivelysse
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Re: Paint question
You could put up some moulding on the wall as a divider.
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| Posted 3/17/07 8:09 AM |
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hazeleyes33
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Ginger
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Re: Paint question
Posted by betty
How can I nicely flow two paint colors on one wall.....meaning we knocked down a wall so the living room and dining room will kind of be one long room. We will have carpet in the LR and hardwood in the DR but how can I separate the paint colors
If anyone has any pics they would be greatly appreciated
This is my problem too. My gf's suggested I do the long wall and entire kitchen in one color and the other walls of the living room a contrast color. I am scared to do it though-lol!!
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| Posted 3/17/07 3:05 PM |
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