Decorator Pam
To get a better idea of it, it's this, only in blues and teals (this is also nice and would go with the walls in a less matching, more eclectic, brighter, more peppy way, which I found online for half the price of the first one, and would let me bring in some lime green and pink and cranberry, which would be fun too.):
I'm thinking for curtains. In my lavender blue living room. I showed it to Luke and he jumped up and down and said I'd found the perfect one. He was so excited about it. Do you think we are right? Or would it be better to get something more solid that blends into the walls? I really have no clue, I'm rambling... I'm NOT a decorator. Perhaps I should hire one? Luke after all would love for me to hang beaded or sequined or slivery mirrored curtains up - anything that sparkles or has lots of color. My eclectic decorating taste is turning Swedish on me... which is a little surprising. I wonder, is it because it's in my blood, or does the house have a Swedish soul under all these historic greens and golds it's been painted with? Do I sound like I've had too much coffee today???
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Lol, I think I posted a comment here the other day...Anyway, just wanted to say that if you love it, go for it! It's beautiful!
LOL Kim, you did! I took your advice and separated out the two blogs - so this post is still on the bluebetween blog and here. Thank you for the swatch pallet you put together for me! I do think I'm going to go for this fabric... I think. As long as I think I'm keeping the blue, which is what is holding me up. Every other day I change my mind. (skitzo decorator pam ;)
Hehe - I understand! I just ordered some real wood blinds for our living room...they haven't even arrived yet and I'm having second thoughts, thinking "but drape shades or roman shades might look better..." My husband is going to have my head, lol!
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