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Pop of Color: Minty

August 18, 2014 by Barbara Rucci 5 Comments

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I’m starting a new series today called… Pop of Color! I am a color enthusiast and am always torturing myself with what colors to choose. I love living vicariously through other people’s choices, though. It’s so much easier. Today’s color is minty! I put the “y” at the end because it can sometimes be a little bluer, like robin’s egg, or a little more turquoise. Whatever the shade, or weather the pop of minty is paint on the wall, an accent chair, a pillow or a painting, the fact remains that it is one of the best colors to use in your home because it makes everything feel BEACHY! And who doesn’t love beachy?

1. heavenly Maine barn // 2. painted hutch with gorgeous wallpaper // 3. minty paneled walls with pop of red bed // 4. the kitchen of happiness

minty

5. coolest tee-pee & moroccan pillows // 6. minimalist space with side table // 7. dreamy floor // 8. metal kitchen stools

minty

9. pillow & painting // 10. pillow, quilt & map all coordinate with red (my favorite combo) // 11. quilt & painting // 12. frameless painting on minty wall with wood accents

Well, this was fun! Hopefully you were inspired by something. Do you want to know my favorite? I want the quilt in No.11, the painting in No.9, and the barn in No.1. Dreaming…

xo, Bar

 

Filed Under: Living with Kids Tagged With: minty, pop of color, mint

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  1. gina

    August 18, 2014 at 10:34 am

    What a beautiful way to start a Monday! These are just dreamy to look at, Bar. Love them all. Mint and soft aqua have always been my favourite colours but, somehow I don’t have enough of then around me — I’m sure I’ll pick up lots of ways to add them here. Beautiful. Yay – to the series.

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    • Barbara Rucci

      August 19, 2014 at 11:01 pm

      thank you gina!! i know, these photos are so inspirational. if i didn’t live in a rented house right now, i would be spending lots of money on redecorating. i guess it’s a good thing that i can’t! just dreaming for now 🙂 xo bar

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  2. Laura

    August 18, 2014 at 10:56 am

    I am a big fan of this new series! I love what you picked out and I really want to live in #1. 🙂 Happy Monday.

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    • Barbara Rucci

      August 19, 2014 at 11:00 pm

      thank you laura!! i am a big fan of your work…so the feeling is mutual! xo bar

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  3. meri cherry

    August 19, 2014 at 11:09 pm

    yes to minty. love it all. especially the teepee. and the little girl painting. great series. love it.

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