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Pergola progress pics, plus a question about color coordination...

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Here is what I got completed last weekend...

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b82/j2kol31/DSC00787.jpg
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http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b82/j2kol31/DSC00786.jpg
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Now a question about color.

I will be adding a castle-block wall around the columns (posts) and planting shrubs/plans/etc. Which color wall would look best? (see pic below for an idea of what I'm talking about)

The house is tan/beige color, the walk is Terra Cotta, and the pergola will be a dark red/rust color.

I was thinking a tan color, to match the house. Yay or nay?

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b82/j2kol31/wallscheme.gif
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It's looking really nice, Ant.

It's too damn early, what color are u talking about? Color of the stone blocks? If so, I'd go natural /beige stone.
 
vixensghost said:
It's looking really nice, Ant.

It's too damn early, what color are u talking about? Color of the stone blocks? If so, I'd go natural /beige stone.

yes, the landscaping blocks.

I was thinking beige also.

Sometimes I am just not good with color stuff, thus I seek y'alls advice.

Thanks! :)
 
Absolutely tan to match the house. That way it will look more a part of the house. You don't want to get too many colors going on in the additions, or they will look disjointed. They will LOOK like an afterthought. Tan is the way to go.
 
aap, you really need to stop all this gheigh shit and get yourself some manly things done.

next thing, you'll be writing about crying for no reason
 
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What did pintoca write above? I can't see due to tears in my eyes.
 
You're quite the craftsman.

I used to be like that.... I gave up on doing any actual work long ago.

I'm far too lazy, and too pretty to be risking any type scratches and the such.
 
jh1 said:
You're quite the craftsman.

I used to be like that.... I gave up on doing any actual work long ago.

I'm far too lazy, and too pretty to be risking any type scratches and the such.

Working with wood (the tree type) is fun isn't it?

I am lazy too. I have dishes and laundry that haven't been done in a week because i've been working on this thing each evening.

btw, I'm so pretty I could sustain scratches and such and still be the best looking person ever.
 
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