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Color blocking has been in fashion for a while now; but does it have a place in home decor?
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I love THE IDEA of some of these, but don't feel I'd put them into practice. It always reminds me of coloring inside the lines, you know?
Yeah, I get you on that. My particular favorite is the dining room with brightly painted legs. I've been thinking about doing something with plum spray paint on the legs in my dining room, but I'm not 100% sold yet!
That pink table with the red chairs… all through high school, we always had one girl who loved to wear pink pants and a red top, and we always tried to tell her “it clashes, you can’t wear those colors together” So after 20 odd some years later, I still feel that way! LOL