Yesterday I finished a few USOs that I had. I had bought the paint in November and the fabric a long time before that.

This wall is the first thing you see when you step in our front door. Behind it is the mayhem of our life; the family room, kitchen and playroom, sometimes tidy, sometimes not. I change this wall whenever I feel the need to redecorate. This time I repainted it in a lovely smokey brown. The runner I made in the Amy Butler's gorgeous Sunbloom . It picks up all the colours of our home; blue, green, taupe and now brown. And it is all a perfect backdrop for my new orchid.
What a pleasing site to open the door to!
I really, really, love that colour you have used on this wall. It's fabulous.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely, but more like a petrol-blue to me than brown ?
ReplyDeleteI love my paints - do you mind revealing the tint, i'd love to play with it !
That is so so true about all the plans running around in one's head! I have so many plans and projects I sometimes think my head will burst. Most times at night I lie in bed before I go to sleep picturing fabrics and what I will make them into LOL! I told a non-crafty friend that I just must try my hand at sock knitting this winter, but she just looked at me rather oddly....
ReplyDeleteIt all looks lovely :)
Looking good!
ReplyDeleteThat sunbloom is fantastic.
Very pretty! I love those colors too.
ReplyDeleteOh what a lovely welcoming view! My entrance is filled with toys and clutter and not very appealing at all. Yours is just lovely and the orhid makes it so serene.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love the way you have put everyhing, you have style!! I also have an orchidea in a green flowerpot! Something strange has happen, I save your blog in my pc, but everytime I visited you I didn't see new post, until todas.... I think my pc is going to broken one of these days...
ReplyDeleteOh - A world with out UFO and USO's - what would my head do! The friends in there would have nothing to talk about (LOL) Love the new corner of your home - thanks for sharing and it is the perfect backdrop for your new mothers day orchid!
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Wow, I have just found your blog and am really enjoying reading all your old posts. You have such great style. I'd love to know what the paint colour is for your wall. It looks fantastic.
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Mandy, thanks for your comment. The colour is one that I played about with, of course. I can never just use one straight from the tin. But the base is Wattyl Noccino. I added some of my other wall colour which is double strength Wattyl Brushed Softly.
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