I decided to re-paint the dining room. It was previously the same peachy colour as our living room, giving the dining room a very octogenarian feel. I wavered back and forth between sticking to my earth tone loving self and trying something new, like a pale blue-gray. But after the yellow-kitchen experiment I sided with old self and stuck with a rich olive green. It's practically the same colour as our old dining room on Gladstone, which I loved. And who likes change, right? :) Eventually the carpet will be torn out (who carpets a dining room - seriously. Someone without children I guess) and replaced with a walnut colour hard wood. The living room is next on the list for paint, but until the wall is down there's not much point in painting. I took these pictures just after setting the table quickly for thanksgiving dinner. I figured now was last chance to take some pictures before my house becomes a major construction zone on Monday. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Looking from the kitchen towards the living room
4 comments:
Looking good Jen! It totally reminds me of your first dining room, which I loved too.
Hope you stay sane during all the renos!
Thanks for the tour :0)
I think the green looks great, especially with the style/colour of your dining set! Your dining room is beautiful!
Very nice Jen! Looking forward to seeing more pictures!
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