The Dining Room

Well the next room I painted after the living room and kitchen was the dining room. Sticking with what I hope are “classic” colors (you-know…timeless) and in this case, “historic” colors I went with this more saturated green. I think I chose well, and to convince myself even more, Pantone chose this color, as well as 4 of the other 5 colors I have chosen for my house as the top ten colors of 2010. I chose those colors BEFORE the list came out, so that makes me pretty much the authority on interior paint colors and the authority on being awesome. What of the other color that did not make the list? That was the red for my living room which made the 2009 list. UUGH my living room is SO 2009…yawn…

Historic green color picked by pantone as one of the top 10 colors of 2010. I am so ahead of the game.

View of the bar that I purchased from ikea, and I love it. Notice how that plant is still alive despite my black thumb.

Crappy iPhone photo of my curtains. They went from being the rod-pocket type to the hidden-tab-type after I attacked them with scissors. Now they have a taylored look. Sweet.

Look, if I have a proper dining room, then we will have more proper meals. Scientific Fact. Look at this breakfast I made.

And so the dining room became my art studio as well, since Scott feels crowded when I put my work in his studio what with my treadmill already stuffed into the music studio as well.

Next up will be my hallway. Turns out my hallway is annoyingly big. It has taken me weeks to finish, but mostly due to my laziness.

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