Is the material something that I could sand and/or paint to help it coordinate with my very light colored bedroom?
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I believe you can paint the desk, as far as sanding goes, a light sanding then apply a primer.
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Not really, the paint is a very thin layer and the wood is not thick, but rather more like press-wood.
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I was nervous about the color too. Trying to match my daughter's existing furniture with a sight unseen bed was tough. But the bed is represented well in the picture, color wise. Nice enough quality and fairly simple to assemble.
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This is a particle board material w/laminate top layer. Doubtful paint would do we, unless a painter friend of yours knows of something. Perhaps contact paper????? I don't know
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The color is light gray. It doesn't match at all. It's the one disappointing feature of the bed--you have to have a bedskirt or a long bedspread in order to cover up the frame, and I prefer a more tailored look. Someday I should just spray paint mine....
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Something solid colored and basic. Just about any color though. I have yet to have sheets or curtains that don't look nice with it because it goes with everything.
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The material isn't see-though. It is a really nice (thick) cotton. You could definitely put a colored comforter inside without a problem.
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Everything pretty much colored. You only need to panel line it. Add more detail to the kit.
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Our walls are white & the room looks great with our guilt set. I think cream would be a good wall color to accent the quilt if I was up for painting again.
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We already have a color called Seed Green (Benjamin Moore I think) as an accent wall behind the headboard and a color called Jicama (warm buttery cream) on the rest of the walls. Really anything would work, it is a very pretty and colorful quilt but does fade a little so might want to wash it separately in cold water. We used it as a light weight summer quilt and have bumped up to a warmer quilt now that temps approach freezing at night. Good luck!
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I would suggest lightly sanding the black with 150- 220 grit paper so new paint will grip well. If you can prime with something other than Latex, be better off on metal, perhaps rustoleum. I f you can get the paint in oil , would be best, but unlikely. Use gloss at any rate as harder finish I believe. The last option...Move ! Kidding Mark
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Probably. We wanted it bright white to match the trim and contrast the caribbean blue on the upper walls. Try it both ways on a small piece before you hang it to see what you like best.
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No, I have yet to find any but if you look on west elm (high priced) or blowout bedding (low priced) they have some interesting (funky) patterns that are cool. If you go with the grey pinch, plain white or pastel colors match up well with it. Remember the pinch is the focus of the bedroom and you don't want to have too much of it in the room. Also go with a throw blanket and you can change up the color with matching sheets for the throw. Regardless of what size bed you have get the cal-king unless you have a twin bed, it looks a lot better touching the floor. I wish I could post you a pic of what I mean. I hope my suggestions help. Good day, H
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Hi,You could use a light purple,just about any shade of green,it has some red in it too.The quilt is awesome, I have washed mine about 3 times,It still looks great.I do hang it on the clothesline though.
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The material is decent actually. I think it could take paint if you sanded lightly first.
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that sounds like a good idea...I would like to know how you will do it...yes it is metallic not too bright but with a modest tone.
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Mixing the colors could be a stylish option. Try picking something else nuetral and use it like you did it on purpose. No one else will be able to find one just like it. Kind of like a,contrasting wall
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You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.