If you love a color.... do you use it a lot?

[sugardumpling]

I think I think I am loving Wythe Blue by BM. Google showed it being used in a number of rooms and on front doors. Would you think it odd to use it for front door and 1/2 bath?

Also I like Aquabreeze by Behr which is in our upstairs bath. Would it be a decorating faux pas to use in the main floor 1/2 bath?

[winofairy]

I wouldn't think it would be odd.

I love burnt-orangey colors. It's used as an accent color in my living room, dining room, and half bath on our lower level.

[ssmjlm]

Jun 20, 2012 22:01:21 GMT -5 @zolly said:

I repeat colors a lot. Makes the house seem more cohesive.

Same here.

My half bath and office are the same color. The dining room and guest room are the same color. Our master is also another set of grays.

[kaylie]

I have Wythe Blue in my family room. I don't think it's weird to use it on the front door and a bathroom, especially since it will probably look different in each place. The color is more intense with less light on it, so if your bathroom is dark you might want to consider going a shade lighter - Palladian Blue

[tarheels]

Jun 21, 2012 8:19:06 GMT -5 kaylie said:

I have Wythe Blue in my family room. I don't think it's weird to use it on the front door and a bathroom, especially since it will probably look different in each place. The color is more intense with less light on it, so if your bathroom is dark you might want to consider going a shade lighter - Palladian Blue

Ditto this. I picked what read as a navy blue for the shutters on our last house and when it was outside with all that natural light, they look like a medium slate blue. Unless you want pastel shutters (never a cute look), I'd pick something darker probably.

And yes, I repeat terracotta, my fave color. It's my guest room and my fall color. Navy's also in that guest room and I've used it for paint in a couple houses and it's one of my summer colors.

[magdala9]

Yes. We have blues and greens in every rooms. This allows accessories and furniture to be moved from room to room without any problems. Is it the same exact shade of blue/green? No. If it was the same exact shade, it might get boring.