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Salad - the mix of fresh foods can especially inspire the colours we pick for our kitchens. Indian door and Mexican lady - we can get colour inspiration from our travels, street markets and objects around our homes. (Door image by David Green). but some experts say that every room needs a touch of black to ground the colour scheme and give it depth. This can also come in the form of furniture or objects - not necessarily paint form. Colour and mood guides: Tranquil Sky Blue, Grey, Lilac, White, Taupe, Apricot Nurturing Cream, Rose, Powder Pink, Pale Blue, Cameo Green, Pale banana Traditional Barn Red, Plum, Duck egg blue, Aubergine, Mustard yellow, Forest green Contemplative Charcoal grey, Deep peacock blue, Coral, Purple , Cardamom orange, Walnut brown Dynamic Peridot, Garnet, Jade, Silver, Gold, Violet Romantic Mellow rose, Smokey grape, Cloud cream, Antique white, Dusky blue, Lavender Sensual Burnt orange, Topaz blue, Mandarin orange, Tabasco red, Raspberry pink, Chocolate brown Colour effects on walls and ceilings The ceiling represents one-sixth of the space in a room, but way too often it gets nothing more than a 20 x R&A HASLEMERE & VILLAGES boring coat of white paint because for decades white has been promoted as the best and safest choice of colour for ceilings. As a rule, ceilings that are lighter than the walls feel higher, while those that are darker feel lower. Lower need not make you feel claustrophobic, as visually lowering ceilings can give a sense of cosy intimacy. Similarly, dark walls make a room seem smaller and light walls larger. But I’m a believer of breaking all the rules to do whatever makes you feel good within your living space. You need to find out what works for you. And finally... Remember that colour choice is a very personal thing, so don’t be swayed by the trends. Do the ten minute mood test - it’s a brilliant way to unearth your thoughts and feelings. Finally, invite your family and friends to do it too, it can be a very revealing way to see how different our feelings and emotions are around colour. For this Spring let the sunshine in, open the windows, let the fresh air in, de-clutter, splash some vibrant colour on the walls, have a room re-style and feel inspired and energised. Charlie Smith has been an interior styler and designer for over 20 years, working in Miami, New York and London. Now returned to her home county, Smith works with homeowners to create stylish and cosy homes. Her work aims to transform living spaces economically by reusing existing furnishings, fixtures and fittings wherever possible to give rooms a new look and feel. For more information, please call 07770 568307 or email charlie@charliesmith.biz. February 2013
as Stihl and Henchman will be held on the 17 night. Tickets are £65 per person, to include Monty’s talk, a delicious meal, welcome drink, and some magical entertainment. Funds raised from this fabulous evening will go to Oakleaf Enterprise, Guildford’s charity supporting people affected by mental illness. To book, contact Tess on 01483 303649, or Clive on 07979 802300. Tickets are selling fast so book now! Up to 125 people a week use Oakleaf’s horticulture, upholstery and IT software vocational training services and there has been a constant stream of referrals from social care and mental health teams since they evolved from an occupational therapy unit at a local hospital, giving much-needed respite for carers and families. Their CEO has over 13 years’ experience running the charity, has completed a plethora of training and qualifications in mental health and is an accredited member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy. On Thursday 7th February Chiddingfold Village Hall Cinema presents Argo. Doors open at 7.30pm and the film starts at 8pm. Running time: approx. 115 minutes (+ 15 minute interval). BBFC Certification: 15. The film stars Ben Affleck as Tony Mendez & Bryan Cranston as Jack O'Donnell. It’s a critically-acclaimed thriller based on the true events of the attack on the U. S. embassy in Tehran during the Iranian revolution of 1979 and the www.roundandaboutssh.co.uk Keep intruders out of your property! Installers of electric security gates and intercom systems Breakdown service and annual preventative maintenance If you require security around your home you can chose from a large selection of electric gates for easy entrance and exit to your property with safe coding systems for maximum security at all times. Portcullis Electric Gates Ltd Give us a call on 01252 782 859 info@portcullis-gates.co.uk www.portcullis-gates.co.uk extraordinary plan hatched to rescue six escaped embassy staff. Then on Friday 22nd February – A Double Header! First up is Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted. Doors open at 5pm, the film starts at 5.30pm. Running time: approx 90 minutes (+ 15 minute interval). BBFC Certification: PG. It’s an animated comedy about the continued efforts of a lion, zebra, hippo and giraffe to return to their New York zoo. Arriving in Europe, the gang find themselves joining a travelling circus. Then it’s Skyfall. When they asked for requests on which film people most wanted to see as soon as possible, the reply was unanimous: “the new James Bond film”. I won’t describe the plot, suffice it to say even Mrs Rambler, not a huge James Bond fan, thought it was brilliant. Doors open at 7.30pm, the film starts at 8pm.Running time: approx. 137 minutes (+ 15 minute interval). BBFC Certification: 12A. For the diary, next month they are showing Hope Springs on Thursday 7th March. Tickets for each film cost £5 (£3 for children under 15) on the door, or in advance from Chiddingfold Post Office. Season Tickets are also available from both locations. For all the latest information and screening dates sign up to the Mailing List, either online at www.chiddingfold-hall.org.uk or in person at the box office for each screening. For further details contact Matthew Lacey on 01428 683120, or email cinema.admin@chiddingfold-hall.org.uk. 23 HASLEMERE & VILLAGES R&A x 21
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