Showing posts with label Red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 January 2014

Red-and-white





 
 
There is something so cheerful and happy about
red and white,
flowers and checks.
Don;t you think?
 
{Images via here}
 
 
 

Friday, 20 December 2013

Red and Green Christmas

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May all your Christmases be Happy...



Friday, 2 March 2012

Red and Green




Captured in the shop 
March 1, 2012

love, Irene

Monday, 24 January 2011

A touch of red

homey

classic

loving



mood boosting
confidence boosting
Red
Happy new week!

(source: #1, #2#3)
love, Irene

Tuesday, 15 September 2009

How to decorate with a red sofa"


"Step 1

Choose the right red. If you don't already have a red sofa that you are trying to decorate around, make sure that the red sofa you select will work well with your overall décor. A bright, primary shade of red will work with a contemporary look for the room, while a deeper, rust red will look best with browns and greens.

Step 2
Select other colors to complement the red sofa. If you would like a warm room that incorporates some natural, nature-inspired hues, consider using tan, chocolate brown and sage green. If you prefer a more contemporary look, you may prefer to surround the red couch with white and black, which will create a different look entirely.


Step 3
Paint the walls in a neutral shade. This should be either a tan or beige color for the first color palette, or white for the second.

Step 4
Surround the red sofa with darker pieces. The end tables, coffee table and entertainment center or bookshelves should all use one color. For the first color palette, this might be a deep brown or mahogany wood. For the second, black furniture will continue the contemporary look of the room.

Step 5
Incorporate accent pieces that bring other colors into the room. For a nature-inspired room, sage green will work well with the browns and tans, while complementing the red as well. For a contemporary look, you can continue with black and white pieces, or incorporate other bright colors in small accents such as a bright blue or purple.


(sharing from here)

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