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How should I decorate my room with cranberry?

My husband and I just painted the living room red mulberry. I'm starting to think about decorating ideas, but I'm having trouble finding what will work with bright colors and style of the house. It's a 1920 bungalow, and I want to keep this style, age and comfortable and mixed with some classic designs Pottery Barn. We have a green / brown Pottery Barn sofa, oversized chair, ottoman rectangular brown (Used as an alternative coffee table) and a sage / beige Persian rug. I was thinking of a black and white photograph of the places we visited, but I need other options. Perhaps vintage Paris / Italian posters? Would it be too busy or too? What suggestions do you have to complete the picture accent decor wall, frame and end? Furthermore, it is good to have wood furniture with wall art brown with a black frame?

SOOO fun! One of my projects design at the school began as a study of blueberries (yes, cranberries) … leading to a palette of color: blueberry, coffee espresso tones, creams and deep earth or moss green. Sounds like the colors of the class!. Anyway, I digress. I can only get their descriptions (except for the presidency of the club) is a lack of standards. At least it seems that everything in the room is of solid color (except of course for the Persian carpet.) I wonder if maybe a few pillows in good condition, made with special fabric upholstery Whatever you think of brown includes blueberries, and green add a bit of brilliance? Find two or three screens that are complementary. You know, it's a healthy mix of the three, it is mainly the blueberry and is a brilliant (or true) the green that appears in a colored sofa / carpet. One is destined to have another color or colors, you can add to your palette, opening the door for further additions to its place. The early 1900s were to return to the individual artisan art … because the industrial revolution had eliminated the need for craftsmen individual in the new century. Find a couple of interesting parts of these eras craftsman (or aspiring to those times) that complement the older style which I think we speaking … and help keep the heat I guess you're looking for. Even something like making a home a few blocks cheap votive candle holders clean wood. The operators wood floor line … If you are decreasing with the idea of putting b & w photos marked on the wall (I do not think it's a bad idea), you can assemble a bookcase (Mounted with the occult) to a wall, staggered or in unison. The strategically placed glass vase Depression with false coves very good (or light green / balloons white hydrangea) go with what you're doing and decoration. Pottery Barn is definitely a great place to shop: they take the old styles and bring them to the modern (Old oscillating fans love ….). Anyway, I like what another commentator said on the use of metal structures for photos to put on the wall. Any way, not sure if any of this brainstorming helped. It appears that you are already rich, warm and wonderful. I am sure that you add to it will be very beautiful. Good luck.

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