* Napoleonic Blue and Florence1 part each, that makes a nice dark teal. Then, if you want the best turquoise…..add 1/2 the mixed amount of quart of Pure White.
* Napoleonic Blue and Florence1 part each, that makes a nice dark teal. Then, if you want the best turquoise…..add 1/2 the mixed amount of quart of Pure White.
I always find it interesting what the forecasted “in” colors will be for the upcoming year. I immediately think about the scene in The Devil Wears Prada when Miranda Priestly explains to Andrea Sachs on how the “blue” sweater she is casually wearing – is actually called cerulean blue and that it was selected by a team of color experts a few years prior – and Andrea’s sweater- although purchased at probably . Have you seen this scene?
Anyway- Pantone Color Institute always releases their prediction on which will be the hot colors in fashion – which Miranda Priestly explained- also trickles down into other commodities, such as home goods. Or- in my world, paint colors for walls or furniture. When I look at the colors below- I start to think about how Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan colors pair up.