#green

I love the color green.

 I'm not a cold weather kind of gal so green is important to me.

 Green grass. Green leaves on plants and trees.

Looking out of the windows and seeing green scenery.

I love green moss.

 I even like green veggies and salads.

I don't get to use  green all that often at the design studio where I do some free lance painting.

But green is practically a neutral. It looks good with everything.

A room can look perfect and then you add a green plant and it goes to another level.

I just need green in my life.

 

 

I've talked about this bamboo mirror recently. It is Ryegrass by Sherwin Williams.

It's a new favorite green.

 

 

College Girl chose this fabulous mint-y green ( Sherwin Williams Kiwi )

 for our $5.00 yardsale mirror score.

 It hangs right in her entry way and is fabulous.

 

Looking at turquoise-y blues and greens for a project.

  It's a process :)

 

This was the view from my chair for a while.

Indecision, indecision.

The light in this room really affects blues and greens!

 I usually am more impulsive with color and just grab a brush and go,

 but I painted this room a soft blue gray years ago

(without looking at a swatch in the changing light)

 and it looked baby blue - like nursery baby blue. Oy!

But we have reached a decision and the paint is here
 and waiting for the opportunity to paint the cabinet.

We ended up with a turquoise on the blue side not the green side.

 



 

 This is a humongous console. It was black and pretty beat up.

This was a re-do for a huge, newly renovated home in Buckhead.

And the designer chose the fabulous green SW Ryegrass.

I was so excited. I paint a lot of white, gray and black for people so a pop of color is exciting.

It turned out fantastically and I have neither before, after or install pics.
It happens sometimes.

Happy St. Patrick's Day, buy some green paint and remember...