re: People are dying inside. We need to accept more color.

Laundry room is a deep purple, bedroom a light green, 1 hallway a deep green, and the 2 upstairs rooms are light blue. When we redo the kitchen pretty sure that's gonna end up being some kind of teal. Wife likes her colors, only thing that surprised me is she's left the wallpaper up in the half bath since we moved in and seems to like it thank God. I don't mind painting but frick dealing with hanging or removing wall paper.

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really dislike the trend of painting exterior brick walls white or grey.

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K

Fun fact about me, when i was a kid growing up in the 1980s and 1990s, and id see photo albums with pic sof my grandparents in the 1940s and 1950s, and id watch reruns of old shows like the Lone Ranger and Dick van Dyke- I assumed that the world back then literally WAS black and white.. like, i assumed the world didnt change into color until sometime in the late 1960s/early 1970s.. That’s a true story .

Purple master bedroom, blue kitchen/dining room, tan living room and boys bedroom. Green exterior.

I thank God every day I didn't marry one of those basic white bitches whose dream is to live on 3.2 acres in one of those soulless solid white monstrosities they call "farm houses".

Somehow, this feels appropriate.

My favourite colour is Taupe, cause Taupe is dope.

Benjamin Moore Paints has a "historic paints" sets of colors based on paint that was used way back when. We used it for exteriors on our 200 year old farm house and people asked about it, and now other older houses are painted that color within five miles of ours.
We've also used some of those interior colors for our dining room and master bedroom which are large rooms and don't need the light colors to make either look bigger.

No teal or mauve in the 90s??
Fraudulent list.