Power of Colors!!

Welcome to my blog & a new post!! It’s all about colors today. Since our family room is on the sunny side with big windows, I ended up choosing Grant Beige by benjamin moore as the wall color. It is such a beautiful color but I needed a bright {accent}} color so badly since we get longer cloudy days where we live.

This pic has the Grant Beige by Benjamin Moore with colorful accents (A):

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This Pic is the Suntan Yellow by Benjamin Moore with the colorful accents:(B):

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As you can see, how dramatically it changes the mood of the room, either way I kinda like them both. If you were given an option to choose,which one you would prefer the most, feel free to comment.

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Happy 2020!!

Happy New Year & welcome to my blog!! Hope this year brings everybody happiness, health & luck!! I would like to restart my blog all over again and will  be in touch on a weekly basis!! Thanks for the read!!

Two Tone Mirror!!

Hello All!!. In my living room ,First project is to makeover a mirror that i already have for years . I went with the two tone look, as it will make it look more sophisticated and elegant against the grey wall. But love the black though.

Before pic : )

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The materials used are , primer, martha stewart acrylics paints { pale bronze & rose gold }.two tone mirror, decorating ideas, primer, paint, living room,diy

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Abstract Painting!!

Hello All!!. I’m so excited to share with you today’s post. My very own personal favorite, painting!!.  The vibrant colors makes me and any space filled with joy.  We used this canvas for my girl’s school work, since it is end of the school year, thought of using this for something, popped the idea of painting with a paper towel.

Paint colors are mostly in the orange/yellow family with a dash of brown and green too.

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Squeezed just a dab of each color first and then the paper towel action.

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