Transforming a house with COLOR while frankly overwrought and overwhelmed

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  @_mj_. · 2 years ago

  Give this comment a thumbs up if you're eager for Hannah and Joe to immerse us in their new home journey! We're not just wanting for a sprinkle; we want to be fully drenched! ☺️ Congratulations, Hannah and Joe!

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• KA

  @KatPascuzzo · 2 years ago

  How exciting!  I have loved seeing your journey over the years, from apartment, to living with friends, getting married to Joe, to now becoming a mom. All your hard work has paid off.   ❤

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  @bf441 · 2 years ago

  Joe did you a huge favor. The green adds depth and sophistication.

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• AJ

  @AJisreading · 2 years ago

  When you were talking about adding some green - specifically how any green items would fit in because you would have plants in the space and plants are green -  it reminded me of something i think of often when thinking about my own colour palette preferences: "Green is nature's neutral." And then I realised! I'm pretty sure I first read that phrase in the comment section of a different video of yours, Hannah! So it was a funny little full circle moment for me. And if the commenter who originally left that comment is reading this I'd just like to say that reading that little phrase kind of changed my life, as a green enthusiast. I'll be out for a walk and admire some leaves and think to myself "see! nature's neutral!" and then feel better about how many green items of clothing I own.

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  @auntietara · 2 years ago

  In addition to Ariel, also check out Caroline Winkler. &nbsp;Her video style and her design choices are different enough from Ariel’s that they complement without overlapping. &nbsp;<br><br>Right up until you said “green,” I was worried that you weren’t going to have any. &nbsp;With all those warm colors, it’s nice to have a little contrast.<br><br>So here’s some unsolicited advice: &nbsp;Since your whole house will be basically pale beige/warm white, and you’ll be able to see your color-drenched dining room from the living room, make sure you have at least one piece of living room furniture that is in the same family as the dining room paint, plus maybe a couple of accents that are a similar color, and get a pop of your green in there as well. &nbsp;If your living room doesn’t have anything that ties it to the dining room, the dining room may look out of place, like you had one great isolated idea. &nbsp;If the bedroom door is always closed, you’ll visually have only one colorful room.<br><br>Can’t wait to see what you do! &nbsp;I’m 100% here for this!<br><br>🥰🥰🥰

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  @rovingrhea · 2 years ago (edited)

  This is such a well-produced video! Both visually and narratively. Engaging, beautiful, thought-provoking, inspiring! And all my walls are egg white, so this excitement for wall colours doesn&apos;t come natural to me 😂

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• ME

  @melbygrace · 2 years ago (edited)

  I love color drenching and am ALWAYS for painting ceilings to match. Creating a seamless background color is a glide for the eye.

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  @amyp8162 · 2 years ago

  I color drenched my bedroom 4 years ago and i still love it. Its a dark green, dark forest. It feels like a delicious cave and its great for day naps which are extremely important to me. Its perfect and correct.

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• KA

  @karinross6244 · 2 years ago

  Love the color drenching idea for you. One thought. &nbsp;If you love your tableware because of its boldness choosing a color too close to it will rob that effect. Something complimentary might suit your personalities better. The earthy tones might, indeed, be the best idea.

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  @corriemcclain7960 · 2 years ago

  If Salmon and Chocolate had a baby, that would be the color of the heart of my home and I adore it

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  @tyler-k-nelson · 2 years ago

  I read somewhere that coffee isn’t a beverage, it’s a state of being. Your videos always strike that same chord—whether you’re taking about wardrobe curation, conscious consumerism, poetry (super enjoying the book!), or now interior aesthetics, your videos create an inspired “state of being”, a launch toward intentionality in daily living that reminds me of Mary Oliver’s “what is that you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”. I’m certain your home will be the same! Congrats! <br><br>P.S. Book suggestion for you: Matrescence by Lucy Jones

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• JA

  @JanelleMiami · 2 years ago (edited)

  GO for it, it&apos;s only paint! It&apos;s always fixable or re-doable!

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