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Unfortunately I can't. I let the hubby choose the color when we were remodeling. I am stuck with the color for another year before it can be re-painted. Trying to work with the current color as it is.
Unfortunately I can't. I let the hubby choose the color when we were remodeling. I am stuck with the color for another year before it can be re-painted. Trying to work with the current color as it is.
Unfortunately I can't. I let the hubby choose the color when we were remodeling. I am stuck with the color for another year before it can be re-painted. Trying to work with the current color as it is.
Actually you can paint it a different color you just choose not to paint it a different color.
We have been looking at homes and the only rooms that have these sort of colors are those that belonged to teenagers who picked that color to annoy their parents.
A friend of mine has a guest bedroom painted a similar color (although maybe not quite so bright). She can't repaint due to her landlord.
It's decorated in a sort of Audobon/botanical style which helps temper the green. She has a collection of framed botanical and bird prints, sort of like these and has bedding similar to this.
You might be able to do something similar. A large block of framed prints (like above, even if you chose a different theme) would certainly help break up the giant expanse of green.
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