Sentences with phrase «swine colored walls»

Repair the hole in the brick where I removed the old speaker Address the wires where the old outdoor sconce was or add a fixture Finish eradicating the swine colored walls Repair or replace the glass stop on the french doors Repair or replace the broken window grid in the other door Address the kitchen window Clean and reseal grout Finish a design plan including furniture, rug, curtains possibly, accessories... all to be determined

LOL I am thrilled that I don't have any swine colored walls but we have our own challenges.

I enjoy seeing my rooms in black and white to blank out those swine colored walls and fabrics I don't want to see!

Lol at «swine colored walls».

We, too, have the swine colored walls that must get a fresh coat of color.

And I don't think the «swine colored walls» look bad at all!

But what's currently in my closet are rubbery wire shelves, puke brown carpet and icky dry flesh - colored a.k.a swine colored walls.

I still get a kick out of the swine colored walls... and sometimes I fret over them wondering how much swine I've allowed into my decor.

those swine colored walls represented all that was «wrong.»

We've lived with the original swine colored walls, towels in the windows and now oh - so - horrid - carpet.

No more swine colored walls.

Not exact matches

Remember where we started with the swine - colored walls, pink blinds and old carpet?

Besides the new wall that was installed (more to come on that), we've painted the swine - colored walls and fireplace (Simply White Benjamin Moore), added some trim around the fireplace (to fill in big gaps between the brick and the drywall), removed the pink blinds (still thinking about what blinds we'd want down here) and installed the new Mohawk flooring.

I had been thinking of using the paint color that you used to cover up the swine walls and now I really am liking the new color of paint that you chose to use in the family room area!!

I feel your pain since I have swine colored tile all over my master bathroom — the floors, walls, counter, ceiling, and the toilet.

We call them swine around here because it's an amusing way for us to picture them, but there is nothing «uncool» about tan or pink or any other color people might like for their walls.

Once you get used to seeing wall colors this way, you'll know why «swine» can look good in certain lighting and «hog - rible» in others!

Along with the «swine / hog» paint colors elsewhere in some areas of the house, it just won't quite feel right to me until we get the walls painted!

In case you didn't know, I call them swine walls, because they just remind me of the color of the under belly of a big.

Pay no attention the upper parts of the wall that are still painted that awful swine color.

We decided we were ready for a little refresh, and the things we wanted to tackle were the fluorescent light, the unfortunate and most embarrassing state of our laundry sink which you'll see at the end of this post, and of course the offensive fleshy swine color painted on the walls.

They were still the same dried out flesh colored builder paint (a.k.a. swine) that was originally on every single wall in our entire house.

Though you didn't ask, I can see that last band of swine being painted a darker shade of the wall color.

When we bought our home, all the walls were painted the same sad beige color... not quite swine, more like dust.

This is what the room looked like when we moved in, swine walls (the lighting in this picture make the walls look more tan but at many times of the day it was icky pinky flesh colored), tan carpet I wasn't in love with, but great windows that let in a lot of light and a nice overall feel to the room with a higher peaked ceiling.

What a pretty color, I know you're excited to see those swine walls go bye - bye!!

The swine walls with the carpet color... eek.

The walls used to be that dreadful excuse for a color we've all come to know as SWINE.

And I love the name you coined for the previous wall color: swine!

You can see, sadly, that my walls are still swine colored.

I used this technique in our laundry room and front entry and it works great, even on our awful textured walls (I despise them probably as much as you did your swine color:)-RRB-.

Nasty swine colored tile covers the wall from shoulder height to the floor.