STYLETHREAD -- LET'S TALK SHOP!

itsapinkthing · Coach

do I need to broaden my horizons? HELP long...

Cortney1982 · Chanel

I think it looks fine. If I was to add another color it might be a yellow-gold shade. Or a shade of green?

joy0302 · Kate Spade

I agree, it looks fine with the same type of color through the house. It gives it a continuous flow.

kahluamilk · Dooney & Bourke

Nice place... It's very warm and welcoming.. That's an amazing sun porch.. I'd luv to hang out there on a swing with a frozen daiquiri!! :)

FashionPrincess · Hermes

It would look good with the tan, but if you are wanting something a little different (which I think would be nice and you would like), I would do a sage-y green like in the rug. Great rug, btw. And I love your house, it looks cozy.

Elle · Hermes

Maybe a soft, light green? Or a a light, buttery yellow? I'd do something that will make it feel even brighter and sunnier in there, instead of your beloved tan. I love the tan everywhere else, but you can probably get away with doing another color in there since it's a more seasonal room.

zeitgeist4 · Gucci

FashionPrincess wrote:

I would do a sage-y green like in the rug.

Me too.

luckyclover · Dooney & Bourke

kahluamilk wrote:

Nice place... It's very warm and welcoming.. That's an amazing sun porch.. I'd luv to hang out there on a swing with a frozen daiquiri!! :)

My thoughts exactly.

brazilian · Dooney & Bourke

At my house all the walls are a light tan. It looks really nice and warms it up so much more than white. What my mom did to bring color in though was to paint one wall with an accent color. Whether if its to match a painting, or the bedspread, or a rug for example. I think its a good way to keep the tan throughout the house, but still adding color. So, maybe you could paint the sunroom tan, and paint the back wall a green color like most of the girls are suggesting.