Comments on: Rebirth of the Velvet http://athome.kimvallee.com/2009/02/rebirth-of-the-velvet/ Your guide to stylish living, everyday modern entertaining, and social media Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:48:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Sandra Office Furniture http://athome.kimvallee.com/2009/02/rebirth-of-the-velvet/comment-page-1/#comment-42177 Sandra Office Furniture Fri, 02 Oct 2009 06:40:44 +0000 http://athome.kimvallee.com/?p=5307#comment-42177 I just love the those cushions, with just that small amount of velvet, I have never been a great fan of velvet but in small amounts like these it really does look fantastic. Kim you site is so nice and you share some really awesome ideas, I am really enjoying it thanks. I just love the those cushions, with just that small amount of velvet, I have never been a great fan of velvet but in small amounts like these it really does look fantastic.

Kim you site is so nice and you share some really awesome ideas, I am really enjoying it thanks.

]]> By: julie http://athome.kimvallee.com/2009/02/rebirth-of-the-velvet/comment-page-1/#comment-11558 julie Thu, 30 Apr 2009 20:23:14 +0000 http://athome.kimvallee.com/?p=5307#comment-11558 the website is actually my husband's soon to be updated.....I have a question. I always enjoy the way designers tie in color, texture,etc to put a room together. I am trying to redo my room on a tight budget. I hope to get away with paint, some ready made drapes, and make some pillows for the couch and the bed. I have a rug I'd like to keep (not too sure if it's too dark)because of cost..... The present room is too dark for me (walls are baby poop gold/brown. I've lived with it, but I NEED something lighter. Everything was dark (felt dark) heavy curtains, burgundy rug, gold couch, black armoir and chinese cabinet, korean coffee table (burgundyish). I have picked some lighter fabrics that I love, but am not sure about which ones to use, if I need something different because of the burgundy rug. I was thinking light on the walls, maybe cream or striped curtains...do they need to have the color of the pillows in them? I have a bit of burg in the fabrics I picked for the pillows, but don't know if that's enough... Would it be better if I emailed pics of the fabrics and the room? THANKS! Julie the website is actually my husband’s soon to be updated…..I have a question. I always enjoy the way designers tie in color, texture,etc to put a room together. I am trying to redo my room on a tight budget. I hope to get away with paint, some ready made drapes, and make some pillows for the couch and the bed. I have a rug I’d like to keep (not too sure if it’s too dark)because of cost….. The present room is too dark for me (walls are baby poop gold/brown. I’ve lived with it, but I NEED something lighter. Everything was dark (felt dark) heavy curtains, burgundy rug, gold couch, black armoir and chinese cabinet, korean coffee table (burgundyish). I have picked some lighter fabrics that I love, but am not sure about which ones to use, if I need something different because of the burgundy rug. I was thinking light on the walls, maybe cream or striped curtains…do they need to have the color of the pillows in them? I have a bit of burg in the fabrics I picked for the pillows, but don’t know if that’s enough… Would it be better if I emailed pics of the fabrics and the room? THANKS! Julie

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