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Jura Koncius: Hi Everyone. Terri and I are here to chat about whatever you like. The sick forecast this morning said that today is the second day over 90 degrees here in Washington this year... astonishing. Do you all do anything different in your home in the summer to make it look cooler? This morning I took the throws off the foot of our beds in the domicile - they just seemed inappropriate and we won't be pulling them up on a chilly evening for a while! We also pulled the wool rug off of our den floor - it is terracotta tile underneath. It feels cooler already.

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Nursery Drunk Colors, Va.: Thank you for taking my question! What are your thoughts about palest pistachio by Benjamin Moore for a gender colourless nursery? The furniture is white and accessories and bedding are muted yellows, blues and greens.

Terri Sapienza: Hmmm...that color looks incomparably pale and gray to me. Is that what you're going for? Sounds like you have a room filled with soft pastels, so why not drunk the walls one of the pale colors in the bedding, like a soft yellow or green?

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