Talking about home decorating fabrics
I may be green with envy, but at least I'm not singing the blues....
Over the years I have noticed most people seem to be drawn to either blues or greens when it comes to choosing colors and fabrics for their home. It has been my experience here in the Southwest, most people gravitate to greens.
Do you think this is a regional phenomenon? I would love to hear other’s opinions and ideas regarding this.
By the way, I am a blue person.
Do you think this is a regional phenomenon? I would love to hear other’s opinions and ideas regarding this.
By the way, I am a blue person.
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Permalink Reply by Kathleen O"Neil Ramsey on
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Paula,
I am from the Midwest. Kansas to be specific. I used to be a "blue" person, but now am "green". However, many of the higher end design themes in this area are very dark, brown, terra cotta, black - old world look. I guess we want to be cozy and warm feeling in the winter, but it can feel heavy in the summer.
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On March 11th I had the opportunity to attend the ADC Day of Design at the Arizona Design Center. Barbara Barry, a well-know interior and product designer was the keynote speaker.
Here is a Barbara Berry quote;
"If you can picture it, you can make it."
That one simple sentence struck me as profound.
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