I have a confession to make...

[Curtainsforus]

I still like grey. And I find sage green dull.

Spill your bad taste here - what do you like that according to this board you really shouldn't?

I like grey too, my entrance hall and landing is grey.

My dog is grey - I love my dog!

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I like grey and not just for my living room. My car is grey and a lot of my clothes are. Colour suits me too.

Haven’t seen it mentioned for a while, but I don’t mind a bit of twiggy shit. Especially if it has fairy lights on it.

Omg, someone will come along and admit to having "live, laugh, love" signs in a minute

I like grey in moderation, too

I have voile 'net' curtains at my front windows. I am too close to a busy road near a station to have them bare and it's too dark and expensive to have shutters.

My stair and hallway carpet is grey, I actually bought it before grey was fashionable and DD took the piss at the time but it's worn well. Won't change it until it's a lot more knackered.

I don't love grey but I do love green.

I would much rather have cheap wooden furniture (pine/bamboo) than expensive looking glossy chipboard shite from IKEA

I also don't mind a bit of twiggy shit.

I quite like posters on the wall (framed, for the grownups I suppose). I think they can be a fantastic expression of personal taste

Monochrome Christmas trees are an abomination and should be a gaudy amalgam of all the random interesting decorations you've collected over the years.

I think Easter pulling crackers are a great idea and good fun

on the Christmas theme I have always had coloured lights on my Christmas tree. White lights while lovely and classic JUST AREN’T CHRISTMAS!

We’ve just laid a mono block driveway and I really like it.

I’ve been looking at blinds recently and there loads of voile! It’s making a comeback

I like those oversized clocks and actually shiplap as well.
I do prefer green to grey though.

I like carpets.

I love exposed brick. So much so that I clad my extension (done by previous owners who plastered and painted it) in brick slips. It's added so much character and warmth!
Have to say I hate grey. It's dull enough in this country.

Our telly is over the fireplace. Frees up wall space for family photos.

The only grey I like is charcoal and my kitchen is emerald and willow tree, which is a sageish colour. I love it and don't care 😆

I have linen voiles under my velvet curtains - I love them!

I like gnomes.

Particularly the traditional ones with really tall hats.

I still like grey - although we're redecorating the house currently and I'm going for colours this time since we now have room sizes we can get away with a bit more with. Most of our old house was grey and this one still has a grey lounge and kitchen.

Where you’re going wrong is calling it Sage. It is forever known in our house as sausage after our youngest mis-read the label in wilko. Now we refer to it as sausage it’s so much more exciting!

I think grey still works in the right room/ setting.

i think the fact it is out of fashion means people will stop using it badly.

I think that’s why things go out of fashion- colours get used in ways they shouldn’t, and it just puts you off

Too many to mention!!

grey in the right shade & room
i like sage, but proper sage, not the shit they also call sage
carpet
twiggy shit
fairy lights

I never moved from liking magnolia. It may be boring but it’s plain and pictures stand out from it.

Oh yes warm white fairy lights are lovely, all year round except for Christmas, when multicoloured is the only acceptable way.

I would quite possibly murder for a hot tub in the garden. I like plastic plants because they give the illusion of greenery without the guilt of me inevitably killing them.

Sparkly light fittings are nice too

My kitchen is sage! I’ve had it years since we moved in (about 14)

I also like colours, purples, pinks, blues!

I much prefer individual homes to all over white or similar. Show some character.

I like beige! And magnolia walls, very boring of me but I like neutral. I also like feature wall with wallpaper on.

I do have a grey stair carpet though.

I’m planning on having brick slips on one wall when we redo our kitchen (not any time soon). Totally agree with you about the warmth.

And I love linen voiles. They have to be linen or cotton, though- they need that lovely, slightly rough texture, otherwise they’re just nets and horrible.