On Day 2, Rudy put a sample of Shenandoah Taupe on the Master Bathroom wall to see if we might like it in there as well. The sample looks great on the dining room wall as you can see. It's a richer color than what's on there now.
After living with the "test" for two days, we thought it kind of disappears. In the photo below, it's the one that looks like it was done by a professional, as it was! The darker smears [done by me] are samples of Cromwell Gray. On Day 3, I got on the Benjamin Moore website and scouted out some colors that Jay and I might like, and then ran [well, drove actually] to Elliott's Hardware to pick up a sample. I smeared in on three different places in the Master Bathroom, and in different lights it picks up green and in another light it picks up purple - both of which I'm happy with. So, that will be the color for the Master Bathroom.
The Crew told us they would be starting on the dining room today, which includes taking off the ceiling texture as it was not to Jay's liking, re-texturing and then painting. So last evening was spent emptying out the armoire and packing away a couple of sets of china as well as crystal and various wine / beverage glasses. A fun evening was had by all.
Since I couldn't cook, and didn't want to take the time away from packing, we just grazed. Here's the kitchen chaos!
So, it's now 9:30 am and The Crew still hasn't arrived so I'm getting a little antsy! I think I'll spend the next hour on my Wii Fit Plus to work off my anxiety.
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It's 12:25 PM, EST. Has the crew arrived yet? I know it's a lot of work emptying out rooms, but it is going to be well worth it. Everything is going to look great. I can't wait to see it in March.
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