Now? I'm dreaming of a deep, saturated navy instead...
That kind of blue that in a certain light looks black ... that's what I'm going crazy for! Now I've just gotta find the right paint color... any suggestions?
*images via anthropologie, young house love, matchbook mag and martha stewart
LOVE. Please share when you're all finished!
ReplyDeleteThat chandelier is fabulous! I love this combo. Can't wait to see what you do with it!
ReplyDeleteI love aqua with navy, deep navy. I painted a chair that deep navy, I think it was a Ralph Lauren color. I added more black to the original formula to make it even deeper. The chandelier is wonderful, what an exciting addition.
ReplyDeletetry polo blue
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gorgeous color combo. Love!
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Sam
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Been contemplating navy lately too. Something like the pillows you have shown. Benjamin Moore Blue Note is always nice.
ReplyDeleteSoot by Ben Moore. Ruthie Sommers used it...perfect black with a navy undertone...I used it on built in book shelves.
ReplyDeleteGood luck.
hands down BM hale navy HC-154 gorgeous classic dark navy. Navy is a girls best friend!
ReplyDeleteI just did a navy painting project & used Martha Stewart's "Wrought Iron" & it's pretty awesome :)
ReplyDeleteYou can see the results here:
http://cerrissa.blogspot.com/2011/11/111-furniture-painting-daydreams.html
I second polo blue by Benjamin Moore. Our living room is painted in it and I love how the color morphs durring the day from a dark navy to an almost black!
ReplyDeleteLoving that Color Combo girl! I have the same chandy in black and it's amazing! Happy New Year! XO~JD
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my absolute favourite colour combos- used it for my son's room and adore how it turned out. My favourite true navy is Hale Navy but BM- it's a real navy- not almost black but gorgeous and dark, without any hint of royal etc.
ReplyDeleteI love this color combination! Gorgeous ;) Can't wait to see what color you finally decide upon.
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The greens in these photos are amazing! Makes me want to go out and find a green dress for spring!
ReplyDeleteim so on board with navy, must be the IT color for 2012. just redid my small guest bathroom in a deep navy.
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very cool chandelier! can't wait to see the end result!
ReplyDeleteNavy and white are my new go to for spring, love this combo!
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I am in crazy love with this color combination! xo
ReplyDeleteBenjamin Moore's Soot - I heartily second that vote. I painted a tiny downstairs powder room (just a toilet and sink) in this color and it's GLAMOROUS. It's become my "gentleman's club" bathroom. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite combos of all time -- and eek-ed when i saw that Emily Henderson room there. One of my favorites. That sofa is SO awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat color combo is to die for!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds awesome... Please, show when it is done! =)
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Oh my goodness.....I ADORE that chandelier and that color combo. I'm a big aqua lover too! Can't wait to see how it all turns out. Post pics please:)
ReplyDeletevery nice color combo! it has me dreaming of summer.
ReplyDeleteAMEN to this that! I love navy that's almost black in fact my back door is painted that same colour almost!
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Yum yum yum. I am loving this color combo.
ReplyDeleteI think that deep deep blue is a great idea. It's a very elegant color. I painted my walls a candy apple green with Behr paint and couldn't have been happier with the results. I imagine they'd have a nice dark blue that'd suit your project.
Ohhhh do Hermes orange, that would look so great with a high gloss navy!! Good luck, looking forward to seeing the reveal. :)
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unexpected yet perfect!
ReplyDeleteThe last photo is so gorgeous!! I just went dark in my dining room - painted it black with green accents and I'm really loving it. Here's the link if you'd like to check it out: http://girlinthegrayhouse.blogspot.com/2011/11/dining-room-makeover-big-reveal.html
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your results!
Tuscan Teal by Benjamin Moore!
ReplyDeleteamazing blue door!
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Love the color combination of the two!!!!
ReplyDeleteI advise you look into Ressource paints, it is THE reference in Paris.
ReplyDeleteThis aqua blue looks like their F44, see this link:
http://www.ressource-peintures.com/le-chromatique-de-tons-pleins.html
PS: I really love your blog, thanks for sharing it with us!
Hands down, BM Hale Navy.
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ReplyDeleteI don't know, but I'm loving that door knob placement! How delightfully unusual!
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