But I think it looks terrific above the piano! It really looks like it was custom made to go there as well! With its subtle yellow, green, and black, it works really well to tie together the piano, the music room, and the kitchen. So when I had to take it down to create the opening into the dining room, I was afraid that it might be challenging to find a new home for it. That painting was custom made for my kitchen - the size, the colors. Oh, and do you see what’s on top? That’s the painting that my mom painted for me to go in my kitchen! And I think that the abundance of white in the room really helps to eliminate that potential bumblebee effect for the most part. And you know what? I LOVE how it looks in there! Interestingly, even with black walls, that room is so light and bright now during the day. So I’ve been putting it off and dreading it. But with the drywall guys coming this morning, I finally had to get the piano out of the dining room and back into the music room. It looked like a bumblebee, and the piano seemed to glow against the black wall. The wall in the music room at that time was solid black, and I thought the yellow against solid black looked terrible. The yellow piano was perfect for that - bright, fun, and lighthearted.īut I just kept remembering when I first painted that piano yellow. You’ll remember that I painted that piano yellow when I thought that I was going to do the hand-painted “wallpaper” on the walls of the music room. And since I was still really excited about how the basic stuff on the music room turned out, I wasn’t quite ready for any potential disappointment. To be honest, I’ve been afraid of moving that piano in there because I was so unsure how the yellow would look in there. Since I finished the basic stuff on my music room last week, I’ve just been thoroughly enjoying it in its empty state. Anyway, they’re supposed to be here at 8:30 this morning (45 minutes from now) and I still have to clear a few things out of the dining room.īut I wanted to quickly show y’all how my yellow piano looks in my black and white music room. I’m fine with walls, but I just can’t do ceilings. Mudding ceilings falls into that last category. 🙂 I just had to face the reality that there are a some things I’m really good at, some things I can muddle my way through, and other things that I just need to let the pros do. I only have a small update for you today because I’m waiting for some workers to get here to finish up the drywall on the ceiling of my dining room and entryway, and if they have time, the hallway as well.

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