it’s comfy and cozy..
I love how it turned out and in fact, I think the grey makes the turquoise even turquoisier!.The challenge that I ran into was that I, of course, DIYed some things and others were things that I bought.
Of the things that I bought, not many came from the same store.When you’re dealing with a strong accent color, you’re of course not going to be able to get them all to match exactly the same..I dealt with this problem by having a. main.
turquoise color that I used over and over again in the room, in the form of paint..It ended up on the accent wall above the bed, the desk chair, the cork board, the chalkboard frame, the mirror frame, and the back wall of the desk area.. After that, I just added in lots and lots of different shades of turquoise and teal all around the room to balance things out.. That custom wall decal from.
is definitely the number one thing people notice when they come into the room.
You don’t exactly just walk into a store and pick up something with the name “Kennedy” on it, do you?Hope this comes in handy during this busy time!Today we thought we’d celebrate the fact that we’re right at the absolute worst point of our bathroom renovation, you know, the part where you’ve already paid for everything and yet nothing’s installed so you have no bathroom to show for it, by talking about how to keep your sanity during these crazy big projects.
If you’ve been following along with me for awhile, then you know that.I’ve already written this post from my perspective.
, but today Chris is going to take over and share his tips for a successful and non brain-melting renovation.. 1.To do or not to do?