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

Didn't the 60s and 70s have a bunch of dark browns, bright yellows, pinks, greens and oranges?


Seems every house had those colors in the kitchen.

ANd nobody liked it when I painted by hallway blue...

Denver needs to go back to this look full time.

But it’s so clean and fresh!

Next, let’s discuss corporate logos and font.

It’s all trash.

And 90% of cars are black, silver or white.

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One of the things I remember as a kid in the 90s is that houses had a lot of brown in them and I remember them all as being dark AF inside.

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Probably the wood paneling that was in a lot of houses from the 70s and 80s. My grandparents house looked like this on the inside.

My parents are doing their part. They’ll keep their old painted walls and dark wood paneling the same until they die.

There’s still some shag carpet in a few of the less used rooms.

We did finally convince them to take the carpet out of the bathrooms and kitchen.

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You could be my brother if I had one.

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You could also be mine, if I had one. I only had 4 younger sisters!

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

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Yea, its certainly a thing. We are in a new subdivision that will have 1100 homes eventually. 400 are done now. Every single house is some kind of very light blue, light green or gray. Inside and out. Though I like neutral colors myself, every house being that way is crazy. Our house had gray walls and gray floors throughout.


We are starting to paint some of the inside a little at a time. Adding accent where we can