Help needed with COLOR CONSULTATION!

the way people are willing to waste their money doesn't ever cease to amaze.

What about Oliver People's glasses?

isn't their a fucking faggoty interior design website you can go to that can help you pick out your palette?

or maybe just watch some shows on bravo. they cater to people like you.

huntersburg
31 minutes ago
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report abuse What about Oliver People's glasses?

hey cunt, i've been wearing the same sunglasses for four years, nearly every day. they haven't broke, gone out of style, etc. how is that a waste of money? of course, if you don't ahve the means, i suppose a lot of things seem wasteful....

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>hey cunt, i've been wearing the same sunglasses for four years, nearly every day. they haven't broke, gone out of style, etc. how is that a waste of money? of course, if you don't ahve the means, i suppose a lot of things seem wasteful....

Why does any self-respecting male let everyone know the brand of glasses he wears?
And if you are so "fashion forward", why the same sunglasses for 4 whole years... aren't you afraid that Oliver People's are "so 2008"?
And also, what kind of self-respecting American is named "Oliver"?

My name is Oliver and I have crooked teeth and translucent skin, but my sunglasses protect my eyes from the bright London sunlight.

Nancizm,

Email me at primerenovations@mac.com and I will give you some people

I wonder if 'nancizim' is an anagram.

Hi nancizim- i have someone who consults with my clients on a flat fee basis who is great, he also did my own apartment. Please email me at dmargolies@corcoran.com for his info. if interested.

if you are planning on buying any furniture, some stores will provide the color consulting.

huntersburg
about 9 hours ago
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report abuse >hey cunt, i've been wearing the same sunglasses for four years, nearly every day. they haven't broke, gone out of style, etc. how is that a waste of money? of course, if you don't ahve the means, i suppose a lot of things seem wasteful....

Why does any self-respecting male let everyone know the brand of glasses he wears?
And if you are so "fashion forward", why the same sunglasses for 4 whole years... aren't you afraid that Oliver People's are "so 2008"?
And also, what kind of self-respecting American is named "Oliver"?

you miss the point but that is because you are stupid. it isn't about being "fashion forward" it is about being tasteful, and timeless. i could have worn my sunglasses 50 years ago, and probaby 50 years from now. and who gives a shit about the name oliver being american or not?

Thanks 300_mercer. Just need color consult! (no furniture)

You could also consider hiring a decorator on an hourly basis (some will do that) for this.

>you miss the point but that is because you are stupid. it isn't about being "fashion forward" it is about being tasteful, and timeless.

So you can only afford 1 pair of sunglasses every 50 years? Wasn't the whole point of you telling us about your glasses to show how much money you made?

I got a free color consultation from Paul Mutimear at Janovic on Lexington. (See article: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/13/nyregion/13experience.html?emc=eta1.) He figured out exactly what we wanted when we were clueless.

People at Janovic can help but it is very different then someone coming to your home looking to see what kind of lighting and furniture you have

nancizim, the first thing you need to consider is whether you prefer cool colors (blues, greys, greyish browns ("mochas"), black, minty greens, purple, lavender, etc.) with "cool" trims (chrome, nickel, or just about anything in the silver family), or warm colors (golds, reds, orange, reddish browns ("chocolate"), earthy greens, etc.) with "warm" trims (bronze, copper, brass, etc.).

The "neutrals" will then follow suit. White, for instance; if you're a "cool" person, you'll prefer a greyish "china" or "bone" white, rather than a warmer Navajo or vanilla creme white.

Sand and khaki are "cool" neutrals that pair beautifully with dark blue, but look "off" with warm colors like orange. If you tend towards the warm colors, you would do better with, say, peanut butter, which has just enough yellow in it to complement the reds, oranges, and earthy greens.

Matt - I'm suddenly thinking maybe you might actually be batting for my team with the boys :-)

easy ... watch david bromstad's color splash.. and do the exact opposite

Target -- LOL!

I'm a "warm" person. My living room walls are painted Benjamin Moore Bryant Gold, with white trim and white ceilings. With ivory colored sheers (that's it -- just sheers -- no heavy draperies), when the afternoon sun filters through on the gold walls, the room is bathed in this amazing golden light.

How's the bedroom, Matt? :-)

jim_hones10
about 15 hours ago
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you miss the point but that is because you are stupid. it isn't about being "fashion forward" it is about being tasteful, and timeless. i could have worn my sunglasses 50 years ago, and probaby 50 years from now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfCYJj16dDY

jim_hones10
about 15 hours ago
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about 2 weeks ago
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report abuse As far as Brooklyn, it's still on my list but I have to resolve some other things first. Jim, not that I'm not flattered by your concern and devotion to the particulars of my life, but i have to put it out there that mrs. Hones cannot possibly be comfortable with it. Maybe less time following me around the Internet? Btw, Project Isolation is underway. Let me know when you start to notice something. Bye bye Jim.

by the way, lucille, i still dont know notice anything. has project isolation started?

uh huh

So when will I begin to notice the effects? What is "project isolation" anyway?

it's a sequence of events that will make you nicer to me

Hi everybody!

hi dr. nick!

"How's the bedroom, Matt? :-)"

Split pea green.

Matt... I'm guessing cream colored trim with that?

Hi nancizim, contact Sarah at sarah@sarahminteriors.com, she ll spend an hour with you, it will cost you almost nothing and you will get good advice. I consulted her for the same kind of "issue" (floor color in bathroom, kitchen, etc.) just a couple of weeks ago. Good luck!

"Matt... I'm guessing cream colored trim with that?"

No -- super white. Looks spectacular.