So this painter guy we know, in an effort to convince us to get the outside of our house painted (it does need it), told us that the red-brown colour was OMG, so 70s.
Sheesh, good thing he hasn't seen the kind of 70s offenses I commit on our dining table.
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I like the medieval display on the wall, it's very Bayeaux Tapestry-ish. :)
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Thanks, it is in fact a take-off on the Bayeaux Tapestry.
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... saw this and thought of you! :)
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=551984&fbid=162781693732767&id=100000028116246&ref=nf Hope you can see it - it's a gorgeous black dress with purple octopi all over it, from an Aussie shop called Quirky Stylin' :) It's got you all over it. Well, octopi, actually. Er...
;) *waves*
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And since when do house exterior colors get "dated"? I have always thought that quaternary color tones drawn from nature (red-brown fits right in with that) are perennially attractive for painting house exteriors. Our house is a color somewhere between eggplant and chocolate, with mostly sage and off-white accent colors.
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I don't know, and red brown seems so inoffensive as house colours go. I think he was attempting to be a salesman and is not a natural. Your house colours sound great. Our front door is red red, and I don't think it works and I was thinking maybe some sagey greeny thing would work better. And I love brown with purple tints hidden in it. Picture maybe of your house? If we ever do eventually repaint our house maybe I might go for something like that.
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