Thursday, April 10, 2008

Goldilocks Paint Scheme


I am posting a lot of wimpy stuff but I have to get rid of it before the anti anons kill the blog.
I thought this was a just-right paint job, not too much, not too little. It is manila vanilla with terra cotta walkways. The balustrade which tends to chip and peel is left white – smart. Go see Camden C, it is less pink than the photo. Note - When the whole village is white it becomes indistinguishable from an air force base. That’s all folks.
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9 comments:

  1. The Anti anony's will give you a good thrashing for posting all this frilly stuff. Mike lol

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  2. Elaine:

    Have you seen what a great
    paint job was done at
    chatham O. It's white
    background with terra cotta
    trimming. Absolutely
    outstanding.

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  3. Take a look at Sheffield K--not bad either.

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  4. I would recommend looking at Wellington E. Gold is in.

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  5. gold should not be in it looks cheap

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  6. Thanks for the paint tour recommendations. I expect Chatham O saved $ by using less color but to great effect. Sheffield K is one of those coffee latte bldgs, they look good, too good, I cannot drive thru Northampton either they are cappuccino and cream, same thing with Wellington E - I saw it in the sunset one time and got a craving for a large block of cheddar cheese!

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  7. I like the pale colors. I would think the darker colors would draw more heat, higher electric bills.

    fi fi la foof

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  8. To FiFiLaFoof:

    I absolutely disagree with
    you that darker colors will
    give you a higher electric
    bill. I moved to CV in
    August, 2003 and the highest electric bill I
    have received to date is
    $69.96. My last electric
    bill was $28.11.
    BTW...I live at Chatham O
    and our buildings are white
    with terra cotta trimmings.

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  9. Hi Nutmegger,
    I thought maybe the buildings that were painted a dark color would draw more heat (kind of like a black car). Just guessing. I could be absolutely, postively wrong.
    It's just that when I have dark clothes on, I seem to get much hotter in the sun than when I have white or cream colored clothes.
    Maybe I'm full of baloney and don't know what the heck I'm talking about.
    Anybody want to add their 2 cents?

    The white with the tara cotta sounds nice. I am going to have to take a little sight seeing trip to see all these places.

    fi fi

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