Brooke
My family is building a new house and I want a pale green wall to my room. this color...
http://research.stowers-institute.org/efg/R/Color/Chart/ColorsChart2.jpg
Number 87 on the chart.
Well Ive been looking at bed sets for my bed...
http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Soho-Queen-size-Bed-with-Microfiber-Headboard/4075080/product.html
and Then I want a bed set. what color?Here are some choices I was going for, but I am not really a decor person.
http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Tommy-Hilfiger-Hudson-Valley-8-piece-Bedding-Ensemble/3926733/product.html
http://www.kinglinen.com/cf0702-white-q.html
http://www.egyptianpeddler.com/store.php?rn=519&action=show_detail
Can you say (actually type ha ha) which color goes best with the wall color. You can make a suggestion of the wall color, I just want a pale green. You can add a link for a bed set that is not on the list. :)
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What color bathroom too. I dont want the same pale green, but a color that blends and looks well with the green. Maybe a light yellow?
Im not a harsh color of a person, more of a light.
Can you also suggest a marble for my counter?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
~Brooke~
maybe this bed set?
http://www.bedding.com/product/clearance/286165/city-scene-retro-radar.html
Answer
I like that color, I'm going to move into a two bedroom apartment so I'm excited as much as you are.
You have a very good taste in color, but those sheets look too boring, look at this link:
http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?itemdescription=true&itemCount=10&startValue=21&selectedProductColor=&sortby=&id=16222564&parentid=A_FURN_BEDDING&sortProperties=+subCategoryPosition,+product.marketingPriority,-product.startDate&navCount=444&navAction=poppushpush&color=&pushId=A_FURN_BEDDING&popId=APARTMENT_FURNISH&prepushId=
if that's too pricey then try this:
http://www.target.com/Home-Dandelion-Duvet-Set-Black/dp/B001RF0DUO/179-1687120-9800656?ie=UTF8&node=13160481&frombrowse=1&rh=&page=1
http://www.target.com/Home-Reversible-Comforter-Set-Brown/dp/B00262UVDG/179-1687120-9800656?ie=UTF8&node=13160481&search-alias=&frombrowse=1&pricerange=&index=target&field-browse=13160481&rank=salesrank&rh=&page=2
Also, try stores like Ross, Ikea, Walmart
The bathroom could be like a pale light blue or a soft brown.
Hope I helped!
I like that color, I'm going to move into a two bedroom apartment so I'm excited as much as you are.
You have a very good taste in color, but those sheets look too boring, look at this link:
http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?itemdescription=true&itemCount=10&startValue=21&selectedProductColor=&sortby=&id=16222564&parentid=A_FURN_BEDDING&sortProperties=+subCategoryPosition,+product.marketingPriority,-product.startDate&navCount=444&navAction=poppushpush&color=&pushId=A_FURN_BEDDING&popId=APARTMENT_FURNISH&prepushId=
if that's too pricey then try this:
http://www.target.com/Home-Dandelion-Duvet-Set-Black/dp/B001RF0DUO/179-1687120-9800656?ie=UTF8&node=13160481&frombrowse=1&rh=&page=1
http://www.target.com/Home-Reversible-Comforter-Set-Brown/dp/B00262UVDG/179-1687120-9800656?ie=UTF8&node=13160481&search-alias=&frombrowse=1&pricerange=&index=target&field-browse=13160481&rank=salesrank&rh=&page=2
Also, try stores like Ross, Ikea, Walmart
The bathroom could be like a pale light blue or a soft brown.
Hope I helped!
what is it like living in New York?
Q. i wannna move thereee
Answer
Living situation:
If you want to live in Manhattan, forget about having a car. Parking can almost cost more than renting! The good thing is, subways and buses are extremely convenient and widespread across the city. Apartments in Manhattan are pricey. Studio apartments cost from 1200 up depending on the area you want to rent. A better way to go would be to have roommates sharing 2 or 3 bedroom apartments. If you'd like a little cheaper housing, the boroughs Queens, Brooklyn, or Bronx are good for that - some of their neighborhoods are quieter and more suburban than the busy city, and Manhattan is easy to each by subway or Long Island Rail Road if you live in Queens. Or you could live in upstate New York and take the Metronorth down to the city or drive.
Manhattan in general is extremely busy and crowded. The pace everywhere is definitely fast - everyone is focused on going somewhere (except for tourists who have big maps out and are looking around/taking pictures). It's chock full of artistic culture - there are plenty of museums, concert halls, theaters, libraries, and schools full of resources. There are also sports arenas where one can watch games. The FOOD is amazing - so many good restaurants.
The busyness of Manhattan is well balanced by Central Park, in the middle of Manhattan stretching a few avenues across and all the way from 59th street up to 110th. There are also the Hudson and East Rivers - the Hudson is where the sun sets and gives birth to amazing colors, and the East is where it rises. The range people I've encountered, friends and strangers, have been from the worst to the very best. Security is actually good. One should know the safer neighborhoods though and which neighborhoods not to venture into. The weather can be extremely humid in the summer and very cold in the winter.
So, New York (City, specifically), is fun and exciting to live in. I don't think you'll ever get bored - there's always plenty to see. Sometimes it gets too much for me, but a weekend away in NJ or upstate always gets me to recharge and be super ready for life back in the city.
Why don't you try it out!?
Living situation:
If you want to live in Manhattan, forget about having a car. Parking can almost cost more than renting! The good thing is, subways and buses are extremely convenient and widespread across the city. Apartments in Manhattan are pricey. Studio apartments cost from 1200 up depending on the area you want to rent. A better way to go would be to have roommates sharing 2 or 3 bedroom apartments. If you'd like a little cheaper housing, the boroughs Queens, Brooklyn, or Bronx are good for that - some of their neighborhoods are quieter and more suburban than the busy city, and Manhattan is easy to each by subway or Long Island Rail Road if you live in Queens. Or you could live in upstate New York and take the Metronorth down to the city or drive.
Manhattan in general is extremely busy and crowded. The pace everywhere is definitely fast - everyone is focused on going somewhere (except for tourists who have big maps out and are looking around/taking pictures). It's chock full of artistic culture - there are plenty of museums, concert halls, theaters, libraries, and schools full of resources. There are also sports arenas where one can watch games. The FOOD is amazing - so many good restaurants.
The busyness of Manhattan is well balanced by Central Park, in the middle of Manhattan stretching a few avenues across and all the way from 59th street up to 110th. There are also the Hudson and East Rivers - the Hudson is where the sun sets and gives birth to amazing colors, and the East is where it rises. The range people I've encountered, friends and strangers, have been from the worst to the very best. Security is actually good. One should know the safer neighborhoods though and which neighborhoods not to venture into. The weather can be extremely humid in the summer and very cold in the winter.
So, New York (City, specifically), is fun and exciting to live in. I don't think you'll ever get bored - there's always plenty to see. Sometimes it gets too much for me, but a weekend away in NJ or upstate always gets me to recharge and be super ready for life back in the city.
Why don't you try it out!?
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