So in these past few months I've had WAY too much time to agonize over color schemes, pin my brains out and fantasize. Ceiling patterns, door colors, glossy, flat, white or patterned. Which led to me not making any decision at all.
Then finally this Sunday I was all "Crap, I MUST make a decision! Paint is going up in less than a week..." The fan decks came out and colors were feverishly picked. And then at the paint counter I changed my mind on a few colors and went with snap decisions under fluorescent lighting. yikes.
8 gallons now sit in my garage awaiting judgment day. I am now playing musical rooms with the cans. The painters can't get here fast enough. (my husband refuses to let me do the basic painting) Him: "How can you paint designs and patterns so neatly, but make such a mess just painting a wall solid?" Me: "I don't know. Its fun for about 10 minutes and then I get bored and distracted and I just want to get it over with. I guess I go too fast."
As I wait I am driving myself bonkers with second guessing and color rearranging.
What I can tell you is there are a whole lotta blues happening. And some corally, orange red with a dash of citron tossed in. And some white. And a big bunch of design schizophrenia. Really, I can pick colors for anyone else, just not myself.
I restrained myself from going too heavy on the reds, but I have been crushing on this idea lately...
and this...
and I daydreamed about painting a room in some form of chinoiserie fabulous like these...
Or doing something fun like this in the boy's room...
And while I may be on a red kick at the moment (thank you autumn),
I know choosing colors during a seasonal change is about as smart as
doing it while drunk and PMS-ing-
so I may wind up restraining myself a bit and playing it bit more safe...
or returning to orange...
or not...
or just blue with orange accents...
or not.
Yes, it is official. I have Color Paralysis.
I have to remember it's only paint and that this is the fun part!
(And I will probably change things up when Spring rolls into town.)
Inspiration via Pinterest Hell
