At MOPS last Tuesday our speaker was an interior designer. She talked about decorating with purpose and making our home reflect who we are and what we value. I was inspired to finally paint a wall in my living room dark green. I've been thinking about it for over a year! I am happy with the results, although it was a lot of work. The decorator said, "It's not world peace, it's just paint color." I agree with that, although painting with a 2 year-old who only sleeps 2 hours a day causes chaos at my house.
This is a blog about gratitude... for life on the farm, homeschooled munchkins, inter-cultural adventures, and God’s grace in every breath, completely undeserved. ~ By Alysun Peters
Saturday, January 13, 2007
World Peace
At MOPS last Tuesday our speaker was an interior designer. She talked about decorating with purpose and making our home reflect who we are and what we value. I was inspired to finally paint a wall in my living room dark green. I've been thinking about it for over a year! I am happy with the results, although it was a lot of work. The decorator said, "It's not world peace, it's just paint color." I agree with that, although painting with a 2 year-old who only sleeps 2 hours a day causes chaos at my house.
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It looks great! Changes the whole look of the room. I can't wait to see it in person.
I love it!I also can't wait to see it in person.
Wow, Alysun that looks great! I love color with white trim. It my new favorite. Gonna have to use green in Micks house because this is really a clean look.
The green really brings out the detail in the room. Oprah- here she comes!
I love it!! I'm dying for the day I can paint my own walls fabulous colors! I wish I could see yours in person!
I love it too, and I'm not even a big fan of green. What happens next with the pic over the fireplace it looks like you removed the previous cool paper...
Green with red touches, one of my favorite combos next to blue and red of course! Looks great! Aunt Marci
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