Archive for August 2020
Sherwin Williams 1930’s Colors
Pictured here is a sampling of Sherwin Williams 1930’s Colors. Vintage paint store color brochures, like these, provide easy inspiration for creating color schemes that are classic and on-trend. Some of these colors are truly beautiful and would be stunning in any of today’s decorating schemes. Historical color charts are like a time machine that…
Read MoreSherwin Williams Popular Yellows
Picking the right yellow is easy when you have access to the most frequently purchased colors. The Sherwin Williams yellow palette displays the most popular yellows based on sales volume across the United States. Yellows stimulate health, patience and wisdom. Sunrise Yellows Design magazines are a great resource for decorating, but the best color inspiration…
Read MoreDecorating With Little Greene
To create a unique, personalized decorating scheme, look for inspiration in nature’s generous array of hues. Fruits, vegetables, flowers and landscapes convey a sense and connection with the outside world. Decorating with Little Greene colors is a practical way to personalize your home or office with nature’s lovely hues. When seeking inspiration, explore the changing…
Read MoreOld Growth Wood Vs. New Growth Wood
Pictured here is the comparison of two 2 x 4 wood studs. It shows the difference between old growth wood vs. new growth wood. The old growth piece is from 1918. It has 60 rings and is much stronger and insect resistant than the 2018 piece. The new growth piece is much weaker than the…
Read MoreBenjamin Moore’s Popular Neutrals
Consumers choose neutrals to either create a serene aesthetic, or as a background to let their furniture and accessories take the spotlight. Whatever reason, picking the right neutral isn’t always that simple, because every neutral has an identifiable undertone. Many consumers use Benjamin Moore’s popular neutrals palettes to make space decorating easier. Neutrals are shades…
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