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Burnt orange.
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Colour wheels are amazing things to use to match colours, the colour immediately opposite is the one that most goes with the colour you want to choose, so in your case green/turquoise
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Ms_Chocaholic said:Colour wheels are amazing things to use to match colours, the colour immediately opposite is the one that most goes with the colour you want to choose, so in your case green/turquoiseBlimey, never thought of that. Will check it out.Gulp, green/turquoise?!0
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Yes that small highlight of blue in the original photo really adds to show off the orange.
Takes me back.
But using the best from the past is a great idea. I love it. It's happy and sunny.
So great to see originality and fun. I thought the whole world had turn grey.I can rise and shine - just not at the same time!
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Wow...ok... I'll need new tiles for the larger shower. What should I go for
? (Thinking black-framed cubicle.)
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<cough> TadelaktBendy_House said: Wow...ok... I'll need new tiles for the larger shower. What should I go for ? (Thinking black-framed cubicle.)
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FreeBear said:
<cough> TadelaktBendy_House said: Wow...ok... I'll need new tiles for the larger shower. What should I go for ? (Thinking black-framed cubicle.)Had to look that up :-(Dude! It's awesome!
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Ohhh yes! But in a small room like a bathroom, might be a tad overwhelming. I'd stick with the orange/black combo but add teal highlights in small areas, such as glassware, lining of a towel etc etc.Bendy_House said:Ms_Chocaholic said:Colour wheels are amazing things to use to match colours, the colour immediately opposite is the one that most goes with the colour you want to choose, so in your case green/turquoiseGulp, green/turquoise?!1 -
kdotdotdotdot said:
Ohhh yes! But in a small room like a bathroom, might be a tad overwhelming. I'd stick with the orange/black combo but add teal highlights in small areas, such as glassware, lining of a towel etc etc.Gulp, green/turquoise?!Thank you. That makes sense.What colour of shower wall would you suggest? That's the main issue I'm struggling with now. Dark, graphity?Like the idea for highlights I have some nice whisky bottles which I could fill with teal-coloured dye...
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