| I'm sorry to have to repost these two posts... but it just goes to show how little you people know about ANYTHING. PLEASE DON'T GIVE ADVICE WHEN YOU HAVE NO FREAKING IDEA WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT! It is now almost THREE YEARS later and you are wrong... very wrong... One could argue that YOUR TYPE is very much to blame for our current economic problems. YOUR TYPE - the ones who "knew" all about home improvement, "the experts" who could give the best advice... Get a life. Quit trying to sound like you know what the hell you are talking about. It's all a matter of taste. NO ONE can predict what buyers will want - because NO ONE knows whether or not the RIGHT BUYER will walk in your door. QUIT trying to advise people as to what the right "upgrades" will be to help them sell their homes... YOU DON'T KNOW! * Posted by housekeeping (My Page) on
Mon, Nov 13, 06 at 22:54 Although it's a nice color, I think an entire house of it would be too much. It's also a "trendy" color right now, so it may look dated in the future. I think looking at an entire house for sale painted in that color would certainly be memorable, though no in a way that would make me eager to get out my checkbook and put down a deposit. If you truly love it, use it liberally, but intersperse it it about with plenty of rooms painted something else so your eye keeps finding it afresh and being delighted. Even chocolate-covered strawberries would would get old if you had to eat them three times a day. Molly~ o
RE: Entire house painted in RH Silver Sage
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Mon, Nov 13, 06 at 23:35 DH painted the living/dining room (3 houses ago) in RH Silver Sage to sell it. It was a big hit with the buyers, HOWEVER--- big HOWEVER -- It's a beautiful color but very difficult to match. Most of our greens didn't work with it. Most of our blues didn't work with it. It has more blue in it than you might think. Beige and brown worked with it. | 
