In base housing, you can paint, but have to paint it back when you leave. It is boring cream right now, so I need to do something, but wondered about alternatives to painting???
Also, the living/dining is basically one big room. The couch/chair are tan with maroon/sage swirlies in them. The placemats on the table are maroon/goldenrod/orange. They coordinate together (same color family w/o being matchy-matchy) but I was wondering what color, if I do paint, to paint the room. I think maroon might be a bit much . Would sage be ok, even if it isn't in the table decor? Or should I do the goldenrod? I am going to hang a curtain on the sliding door that is in the middle of the main wall- I was thinking of a maroon or dark brown curtain (the trim is all brown & I can't change that). Also, the floors are a tannish linoleum (yuck, I know- I'll get a throw rug to match color wise).
Help me ?make this place a "home" for 3 years!!
Re: decorating help!!
Instead of painting, you could go with those vinyl words or decorations that alot of places are selling these days. That way, you can peel them off the wall & not have to re-paint.
I think Etsy has them. Just google it & I'm certain lots of links will come up.
Personally I like the sage idea better then goldenrod. I think it would be more calming/serene and complimentary. Although all those colors of yellow to green are right next to eachother on the color wheel. You could play around on Sherwin Williams website for ideas also, if you go with a sage, we've got Sherwin Williams in Clary Sage in our family room and love it.
I found this pic of a tan couch with sage walls so you could envision what it would look like, then you could bring in a bit more sage in some throw pills, a throw or even the throw rug you're going to get.
http://furniturefromhome.com/products/Quality-living-room-sofas-couch-leather-upholstery-sectional-/tan-sofa-couch-love-seat-living-room-furniture-sets-as17803