Close up, though, the texture becomes apparent. The glints from the metallic dust admixture also become more visible.
A desperate attempt to control the look of our everyday environment with precious little artistic creativity and no relevant skills.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Repainting
We kept the two-tone paint scheme, but used stone texture paints; if anyone cares: Valspar paint from Lowe's, Yosemite Heights on the lower part of the wall, Ancient Boulder above. Between the size of the room (those ten-foot ceilings add up) and the relatively low coverage, we used a lot of paint, six gallons altogether, and it was not cheap, so Alex is going to live with this until he moves out and goes to college. At which point I think Stephanie is taking the room over. From a distance, it looks like this:

Close up, though, the texture becomes apparent. The glints from the metallic dust admixture also become more visible.
Close up, though, the texture becomes apparent. The glints from the metallic dust admixture also become more visible.
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