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How to pick paint colors for a perfect Tuscan decor color palette.
Tuscan colors are a must in today's decorating scheme says artist Linda Paul. We love these colors because they are warm and inviting. Picking that perfect shade of Tuscan red or green can be tricky, but you need to go no farther than mother nature to get it right. What makes this artist an expert on Tuscan colors? American artist Linda Paul uses actual natural earth from Tuscany to create her paint. It was mother nature who created these colors that have been around for thousands of years. The colors come from earth ocher which evolves in sedimentary layers of color that run the gamut of cream, yellow/gold, rusty oranges, orange/reds, brown reds, and deep browns. In the area around Verona Italy, the earth is actually a sage green color. Luckily with today's technology we can perfectly match these colors for house paint and home decorating
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New Contemporary Tuscan Colors
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Color Me Italian
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If you want contemporary Tuscan decor and style, go for a brighter green mixed with the classic Tuscan colors of gold, rusty orange and deep rusty red as in this original painting and tile mural called Color Me Italian
Its easy to decorate a room if you start with one piece of color inspiration and build your room and decor colors around it. A more contemporary Tuscan wall paint color is a pistachio green
You can also add come bright celery green accents to classic tuscan decor. A pop of color is fun and easy.
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Here are some examples of classic Tuscan color palettes
Palette #1
A little brighter palette is seen in Linda's Sunflower Field with fabulous Tuscan colors of yellow-gold, sage green and rusty orange will cheer up any room's decor.
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Palette #2 - For richer color add a burgundy red, a more olive green, yellow gold and warm brown
In these paintings and tile murals, the artist uses a palette of cream, pale gold, olive green , burnt orange, a burgundy red and a warm brown.
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This photo features a customer's kitchen with our Tuscan Kitchen backsplash mural . The amazing Barricatogranite was chosen to match the green, gold and cream Tuscan colors in the mural. |
3. Do you just love blue?
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You can use blue in your Tuscan color palette, as long as it is just the right shade of blue. Linda Paul's painting of a Tuscany Window uses a dark cobalt blue created from lapis lazuli stones. A combination of pale and dark blue is used in this Fields of Tuscany tile mural in a gorgeous Tuscan style kitchen
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What is artist Linda Paul working on now?
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Linda is working on a new painting called Italian Pizza Kitchen.
The paint palette she is using softer Italian and french natural earth ochers with a sculpted grapevine border in an oil rubbed bronze color that is perfect with today's fixtures and decor.
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Bring Tuscany colors into your Kitchen - Here are some fabulous Tuscan kitchen tile murals and backsplashes.
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A Tuscan dream kitchen with Olive Garden kitchen backsplash.
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I
just wanted to say thank you for your fantastic art
work. This was a present for my fiance. She
loves the Italian culture with vibrant colors and nice
architecture. One day we will go there. She
designed our new kitchen with many of the same yellows
and oranges in the painting, with some earthtones as
well. You displayed these colors in the setting
better than I have ever seen. I plan to send you a
picture of your great painting in its new home very
soon. She was excited and I just wanted to give my
thanks. Charles
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