light blue.
dark blue.
teal.
hot pink.
white.
purple.
brown.
light pink.
light purple!
haha lame question i knowWhat color should i paint my nails * colors choices inside*?
tealWhat color should i paint my nails * colors choices inside*?
well i would go with hot pink, white, or teal.
mine are teal but that's because i love that color.
but whatever you desire =) i hope i helped.
well mine are pale pink with purple design on thumb and middle finger and hot pink design on the other 3 ... did it myself an LOVIN IT lol
i would say ... hot pink ...
You should paint your nails a plum/purple color. I just like this color on nails.
All the colors are cool, but it depends on your skin tone on which one would look best.
hot pink. Mine are Hot pink too. LOL!
Light blue.
hot pink!!!
hot pink.....blue green or white or orange are my favs
i hope i helped
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Any suggestions on color to paint kitchen with tans and browns?
We are remodeling and bought marble brownish countertops and similar colored vinyl floor tile. Me and husband both disagree on the best color to paint the entire kitchen which would include the cabinet doors. Our trim will be white. We are going to use silver hardware for the cabinets. I say some shade of green, and he thinks some shade of blue.Any suggestions on color to paint kitchen with tans and browns?
I won't give you a specific color, but I will suggest some parameters of color theory that might help you both come to a decision, or make sense of colors that you 'feel' might look right.
Brown is somewhere in the middle of the color wheel. Made of a mix of colors from opposite colos traveling towards each other. for example green + red = brown.
Try to analyze your current browns to see where on the color wheel they might have originated. You can also compare it to other browns and might find yourself saying 'our countertop seems like it has an undertone of orange, even though it is brown'.
In that case pick something either very close by on the color wheel like an amber, or go diretly across the color wheel to some kind of blue color.
This is how you come up with a complimentary or analagous color scheme. It's definitely a bit more science-y, but it might help you understand better why you feel more right on with one color more than another.
Here is a color wheel and color scheme guide from Behr that should be very helpful. Good luck!!
http://www.behr.com/behrx/inspiration/ar鈥?/a>Any suggestions on color to paint kitchen with tans and browns?
I would suggest a light coffee and cream color on the walls. It goes with just about anything and is very appetizing.
For the cabinets, have you thought about painting the upper cabinets one color and the bottom cabinets a different color? Or if you have any island paint it a different color?
We painted our cabinets white and added wainscoting to the ends. One of the best decisions we ever made! We also have brushed silver knobs and drawer pulls.
With the dark sounding countertop and floors I would suggest a lighter color, at least on the top.
You could paint the upper cabinets white and the bottom cabinets a dark navy blue. With the coffee walls and brownish countertops it would look very classy.
I would upload a picture for you if it were possible.
Good luck!
Had a blue kitchen but it just didnt seem kitcheny. I dont know why but I felt the blues belonged more in a bedroom. I like bright colors in a kitchen so I would go with shades of green. Myself, I am a traditionalist...yellow kitchen with bright farmhouse borders and stainless steel pots on the wall. With your colors, a nice bright green would look great.
There are blue-greens you could look for. Also some greens go gray so really look at the paint chips inside your home in the daylight. Any light fixtures inside the house will turn the color into something other than the true color. Also countertops will reflect color onto the walls as well as the floor covering.
orange. Zing it up a bit
BEIGE!
You should paint the walls in a pastel yellow.
If you use a dark one than the room will seem to dark.
Add some small green plants with cream colored flower pots.
Then you might want to add some decorative glass containers with sunflowers.
Compromise and paint the walls a rich teal/aqua color. Teal will go really well with your countertops and floor tile and the white trim will really pop off of the teal.
I say a warm neutral, like ';twilight gray'; by sherwin williams:
http://sherlink.sherwin.com/swapp/color_鈥?/a>colon cleansing
I won't give you a specific color, but I will suggest some parameters of color theory that might help you both come to a decision, or make sense of colors that you 'feel' might look right.
Brown is somewhere in the middle of the color wheel. Made of a mix of colors from opposite colos traveling towards each other. for example green + red = brown.
Try to analyze your current browns to see where on the color wheel they might have originated. You can also compare it to other browns and might find yourself saying 'our countertop seems like it has an undertone of orange, even though it is brown'.
In that case pick something either very close by on the color wheel like an amber, or go diretly across the color wheel to some kind of blue color.
This is how you come up with a complimentary or analagous color scheme. It's definitely a bit more science-y, but it might help you understand better why you feel more right on with one color more than another.
Here is a color wheel and color scheme guide from Behr that should be very helpful. Good luck!!
http://www.behr.com/behrx/inspiration/ar鈥?/a>Any suggestions on color to paint kitchen with tans and browns?
I would suggest a light coffee and cream color on the walls. It goes with just about anything and is very appetizing.
For the cabinets, have you thought about painting the upper cabinets one color and the bottom cabinets a different color? Or if you have any island paint it a different color?
We painted our cabinets white and added wainscoting to the ends. One of the best decisions we ever made! We also have brushed silver knobs and drawer pulls.
With the dark sounding countertop and floors I would suggest a lighter color, at least on the top.
You could paint the upper cabinets white and the bottom cabinets a dark navy blue. With the coffee walls and brownish countertops it would look very classy.
I would upload a picture for you if it were possible.
Good luck!
Had a blue kitchen but it just didnt seem kitcheny. I dont know why but I felt the blues belonged more in a bedroom. I like bright colors in a kitchen so I would go with shades of green. Myself, I am a traditionalist...yellow kitchen with bright farmhouse borders and stainless steel pots on the wall. With your colors, a nice bright green would look great.
There are blue-greens you could look for. Also some greens go gray so really look at the paint chips inside your home in the daylight. Any light fixtures inside the house will turn the color into something other than the true color. Also countertops will reflect color onto the walls as well as the floor covering.
orange. Zing it up a bit
BEIGE!
You should paint the walls in a pastel yellow.
If you use a dark one than the room will seem to dark.
Add some small green plants with cream colored flower pots.
Then you might want to add some decorative glass containers with sunflowers.
Compromise and paint the walls a rich teal/aqua color. Teal will go really well with your countertops and floor tile and the white trim will really pop off of the teal.
I say a warm neutral, like ';twilight gray'; by sherwin williams:
http://sherlink.sherwin.com/swapp/color_鈥?/a>
I need to make the texture and color of paint without actually wasting paint?
I'm am doing a project for my photography class. I need to take buckets of ';paint'; and pour them onto people. I was think water and cornstarch with dye colors but I'm not sure if there is a better way. I wont actually be painting anything just pouring. I want it to be safe for my skin and eyes. I need it to be washable and able to come out of clothes. Any suggestions will be helpful. Thank you.I need to make the texture and color of paint without actually wasting paint?
Safe for your eyes and skin but what about them?
Just use milk (reg, low fat, soy, goat, it doesn't matter) thickened with cornstarch. Then take the image into an image editor like Photoshop and change the colors of the milk. You can create a mask, copy it to a layer then tint it to any color, adjust the transparency, contrast and saturation.
Don't use dyes or you will ruin everyone's clothing.
Safe for your eyes and skin but what about them?
Just use milk (reg, low fat, soy, goat, it doesn't matter) thickened with cornstarch. Then take the image into an image editor like Photoshop and change the colors of the milk. You can create a mask, copy it to a layer then tint it to any color, adjust the transparency, contrast and saturation.
Don't use dyes or you will ruin everyone's clothing.
I want to paint my house, but can't decide what color? Can I preview some colors with a pic?
Go to a home improvement store. Some stores have displays that allow you to look at paint colors under different lighting styles. It is handy when painting the outside of the house because you can see how the paint color will really look in the sun or under florescent lights.
Also check this out... It might help you with a good starting place...
http://www.sherwin.com/visualizer/I want to paint my house, but can't decide what color? Can I preview some colors with a pic?
NO YELLOW, OR NEON COLORS!I want to paint my house, but can't decide what color? Can I preview some colors with a pic?
look at nature and think like a contractor 2 coats.
Go to www.hgtv.com and look on that site. They are a great site with lots of ideas.
Also check this out... It might help you with a good starting place...
http://www.sherwin.com/visualizer/I want to paint my house, but can't decide what color? Can I preview some colors with a pic?
NO YELLOW, OR NEON COLORS!I want to paint my house, but can't decide what color? Can I preview some colors with a pic?
look at nature and think like a contractor 2 coats.
Go to www.hgtv.com and look on that site. They are a great site with lots of ideas.
What is a good dusky purple color to paint my dining room?
My living and dining rooms run into each other. We just painted the living room Palisade by Sherwin Willams and I am thinking that I want a dusky lavender or purple grey color for the dining room. Does anyone have any ideas for colors?What is a good dusky purple color to paint my dining room?
how about ';purple dusk';?
how about ';purple dusk';?
What color wall paint would look best with light color laminate flooring?
I was thinking about painting the walls crisp ginger ale by Glidden or something similar. I only want to paint the livingroom/family room. The laminate floors are a southern hickory or hickory natural color (very light brown). My livingroom furniture is brown with black accents-brown couch, black pic frames, black tv stand. Any suggestions would be helpful.What color wall paint would look best with light color laminate flooring?
split the walls via a thin dado or slightly darker frieze, (the frieze will have to be your choice of preference) with a cream top over a butter milk lower half, or lemon walls with a white / small cornice.What color wall paint would look best with light color laminate flooring?
My living room also has brown furniture and we have floor some what similar to yours and we found paint that was almost a peanut butter color and it looks fabulous so try something like that.
good luck(;
Maybe a light grey with a hint of magenta in it for two adjoining walls and a sand color for the other two.
a sandy, beige-y, or even an off yellow paint
split the walls via a thin dado or slightly darker frieze, (the frieze will have to be your choice of preference) with a cream top over a butter milk lower half, or lemon walls with a white / small cornice.What color wall paint would look best with light color laminate flooring?
My living room also has brown furniture and we have floor some what similar to yours and we found paint that was almost a peanut butter color and it looks fabulous so try something like that.
good luck(;
Maybe a light grey with a hint of magenta in it for two adjoining walls and a sand color for the other two.
a sandy, beige-y, or even an off yellow paint
More colors in Microsoft Paint?
I want to increase my color pallette in Microsoft Paint. Is there a way to download more colors for MS Paint or something or am I stuck with the 30-or-so colors I have?More colors in Microsoft Paint?
No, there is no way you can download more ms paint colors, but you can download other photo editing software for free. Try Google Picasa, or google ';Paint.net'; which is another good free editing software.More colors in Microsoft Paint?
I don't know exactly how do to it (I'm on Windows 7 and they changed the interface), but there is a way to open a ';more colors'; menu where you can choose from any of the 16,777,216 possible colors. (Red Blue and Green values from 0 to 255 each)
No, there is no way you can download more ms paint colors, but you can download other photo editing software for free. Try Google Picasa, or google ';Paint.net'; which is another good free editing software.More colors in Microsoft Paint?
I don't know exactly how do to it (I'm on Windows 7 and they changed the interface), but there is a way to open a ';more colors'; menu where you can choose from any of the 16,777,216 possible colors. (Red Blue and Green values from 0 to 255 each)
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