The WHERE- The trend i'm seeing - using Horizontal Stripes in Bathrooms, Kids Rooms and Mudrooms
The When- When the room needs a pop of something fun! It's a great way to give a room an updated look without going too modern. And when there's not a lot of pattern being used in the space.
The HOW- Please see 'Horizontal Stripes How To' in Stuff column
Boys Room
Basecoat: Ben Moore 'Timid White' 2148-60
Stripe: Ben Moore 'Sandy White' 2148-50
Eggshell finish

Black and White Boys Bath
*Note- with high contrast colors, the base coat should be the lighter color
Both base coat and stripe are done with Satin Finish
When doing a high contrast color combination, make sure you
press down the tape really well! I like to use a credit card.
Girls Playroom
Tone on Tone
With this project, the dark color is an eggshell finish and the light color is a shade lighter but in a semi gloss finish. The difference is subtle but the difference in sheen dresses it up!
*NOTE!!! If you want to play with different sheen, always have the lighter color be the color with the most amount of sheen.
Lighter colors should be in satin, semi gloss or gloss;
dark colors should be flat, matte, or eggshell.
On this job, the base coat was the dark salmon in eggshell finish, light color was gloss finish
Boys Bathroom
Used Ben Moore HC 146 Wedgewood Gray
with Ben Moore HC 143 Wythe Blue
Eggshell Finish
Mudroom
Basecoat
Ben Moore 'Decorators White'
Stripe
Farrow and Ball 'Blackened'
This house is classic traditional architecture but was decorated with a modern spin. The Blackened gray was used thru out the house and gave this space a very fresh look.

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