Interior Before & After Paint Update and Tulip Heaven

Over the years, I have worked with a southern client on updating his home with new paint colors. It still amazes me how a coat of paint can totally transform a room! Here are a few sneak peek before and after photos of his newly painted home. There are a lot of photos in this post so grab a cup of coffee and relax and enjoy:A welcoming new color of Stonington Gray HC-170 renews this entry hallway and stairs:Benjamin Moore Winter Solstice 1605 was painted to update the living room:I just love before and after pictures, don’t you? The new dining room in Coventry Gray HC-169 :You can see a big difference in the before and after photo of the downstairs powder room:And upstairs, here is a sneak peek of the  master bath makeover using Ben Moore Palladian Blue:I think this is my favorite transformation:Before:And After:It is the upstairs bath repainted in Ben Moore Baltic Sea CSP-680. Love this color here!I will share more photos of the upstairs master bedroom and guest room next time. Thank you so much Jeff for letting me share!!Do you love tulips like I love tulips? One of my very favorites flowers. So many colors, long lasting and beautiful in a group or all alone. I was very fortunate to be able to visit a tulip farm here in RI, Wicked Tulips Flower Farm. They planted over 800,000! tulip bulbs this year!!They are open to the public in the Spring. There is a charge of  $5.00 to get in and the farm provides baskets or buckets to hold all of your stems. I had too many flowers and just carried in my arms! So much fun!You pick the tulip by pulling up on the stem so you will get a long stem.  They provide large work tables after you are finished picking and brown wrapping paper so you can wrap up and take your treasures home. Each tulip is only $1.00!

Just amazing, isn’t it??

To read more about Wicked Tulips Farm Flowers, you can visit their website here.And here are a couple ways I used these beautiful tulips after I picked them:Have a great weekend everyone!