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I love cooking food and decorating spaces. I have spent many years learning and refining my skills for the things I am so passionate about. With my blog I want to share suggestions, tips and ideas with hopes to inspire you to become a savvy host and house proud yourself. I am passionate about anything food and home decor and have always thought that the two go hand in hand. My background is Italian and I get my inspirations for food from a family of great cooks. I love to experiment with old favorites and add my own touch to make it new, lighter and healthier. I love coming up with new dishes by just looking in the fridge and using up whatever is in there that day. Some of my best dinner parties were simple foods prepared with passion and the right ambiance and then share it with really great people . I would welcome any comments, ideas or questions.

Check out my other Blog: "Stagionista" for Staging tips and pics http://stagionista.blogspot.ca

Rose Arangio


Wednesday, October 20, 2010

When you know you've chosen the right colour!

Paint on walls, unless its a focal wall should not attract the attention. A properly chosen wall colour should accentuate everything in the room. It should make the furniture, fabrics,art, floors and decor pop so as to be noticed. I think that when you have freshly painted a room and someone comes over the immediate reaction will be, OMG your room looks great! did you get something new? When the wall colour is over powering everything you put in it will disappear and all you will see is the colour on the wall. This does not mean that you should not use beautiful dark or bold colours at all, any colour in any fan deck can be used. For example a dark espresso brown you may thinks is so bold and dark but in a room with lots of windows, white trim, very light furniture and floors and decor will look stunning and will be the perfect backdrop! Have fun with paint.

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