we all know about my striped rug, which i am totally digging. i am not so much digging the dark stripes' propensity for collecting white dog hair or the fact that my uber-clever ole wind-yarn-around-the-rolled-rug-edge-to-determine-length trick resulted in my purchasing a rug pad that's a foot too short...but that's neither here nor there. operation stripe is officially a "go" chez stone.
the next two rooms of my house that are due for a little stripe-age are the hallway and our bedroom. the hallway is currently swathed in a beige and white dapply, sponge-paint looking wallpaper. it is unawesome. the hallway is clearly visible from the front door (which is neat when forgetting that the door is open and walking nekkie from the bedroom to the bathroom post-shower...no wonder the neighbs are always on their front porch...) and we'd like it to pack more of a visual punch. here's inspiration for what i'd like to do:
cote de texas, little green notebook (2 & 4), urban grace interiors
the most literal example of my plan being the last picture, both in room application and in color palette. anybody seen any railroaded stripes in a subtle blue-gray/cream colorway with a reasonable price tag? mama needs to make some curtains.
in closing, can i get a resounding TGIfreakingF?
in closing, can i get a resounding TGIfreakingF?
1 comment:
i am in lurve with similar striping ideas. i showed josh a picture of a bathroom recently with wide subtle striping that i thought was presh and wanted his input. of course, he quickly made a horrible, gagging noise that made me wonder if he needed the heimlich. what he lacks in taste, he makes up for in photog skills, thank goodness. and, he usually comes around before i go ahead with said design choice anyway. all that being said, i have to vote for wide, subtle stripes in the hallway. you probably don't want it to be too contrasty or it would overwhelm your small space. or your assumed small space, as i live in a similar area and don't believe there were anything but small spaces back then. can't wait to see your results!
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