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The other day I figured out a new name for my first game. Kind of ****** I'm moving away from Elements of War, but this name is actually cooler (: I'll have more to annouce on 8/9/12 or 12/20/2012 ;)
Elements of War: cSharp
I don't really know how much I'll actually do on the project though.
As a modder, that's really insulting that they're taking a mod's name... Even in acronym form. At the end of the day, a trademark is a trademark. Gotta register it or make money off of it. Cutting Defense of the Ancients to DotA was a smart move.
I edited this photo.
The WindowZ KeyZ are ripped off of my keyboard btw.
I really need a much larger desk / area.
Larger mousepad...
Upgrade my $10 three button mouse :D But it's a new laser version, so, not too many complaits :p
Much larger screens!!!111
You can probably port levels from Hammer/WorldCraft into 3D modeling programs
Third Person is easy in Source.
What you want are levels based on sky/side/whatever views and different weapons... That's hard.
Elements of War
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Works with ANY Source game/mod. Also Gold Source!
fyi: This version is heavily outdated probably.
Elements of War: 1337 Board
It really just depends. Using a few pictures isn't going to get you anywhere in court I believe. I could easily make a war movie with "magic", spaceships, lazers, etc. What I couldn't do is call it Star Wars and use the char names and I dunno it all depends :P
Shrek is Copyrighted. This could avoid that? (:
It's 2009 and you made a -computer- game. We expect mouse use. Moving forward, strafing, and turning all at the same time.
It's only useless in your game cause when you try to do more than turn it cancels out your actions making you just stand there. Anybody who's played a FPS'er is just gonna /cringe and /quit.
Strafing and turning is just so important. I understand you want basic controls, but you limit your game so much in terms of gameplay that most players will be put off. I guess you should just remove strafing cause it was beyond annoying in your game when turning would cancel it out.
Wanting to Buy +mlook (wtb I guess is from WoW/MMORPG's)
+mlook is the hotkey/console command/config.cfg for turing mouse look on.
Quake/Half-Life/Call of Duty/-ANY- game/mod that uses Quake's Config.cfg has that command.
No, it doesn't require new graphics. In Zelda when you press up, you move up. When you press down, you move down. In Diablo, you move towards where the mouse curser is. I'm just saying you could add these options. Not that it matters, always pointing to the north of the screen is the best sky camera system IMHO.
Hotkeys/Configs matter ;) But you won't even allow turning/strafing at the same time... wtb +mlook
The view is the same in your game, Zelda, and Diablo. It's 2D from above. Your camera system allows rotation. I ment adding a hotkey to allow Zelda style movement or a hotkey to bring a mouse pointer you can aim/move like that. Then when you let go the player returns to looking at the top of the screen.
Your hotkeys menu doesn't have to change at all. What I'm asking for a config.cfg change. All you gotta do is change your engine from Configuration.txt to Config.cfg looking something like this:
bind "A" "+back"
bind "S" "+forward"
bind "D" "+moveleft"
bind "F" "+moveright"
bind "SPACE" "+Attack"
Name "Death"
Theme "Default"
Volume "1.0"
Then any unknown command that a user could put in it, just have the game remove it from the config or simply overlook it.
But yeah that could be some work... It's a request though.
Well I make a mod called 1337 Board which offers over 9,000 hotkeys... The ability to not turn and strafe at the same time is a major turn off. If you're not going to add a mouse option to turn and shoot, I'd suggest adding a hotkey to make turning faster.
I'd like to see your config use Config.cfg (Quake/Half-Life/Call of Duty) - Although your system is fine as is... I'd like you to use that because then my mod might work in your game, lol...
bind "a" "+back"
bind "s" "+forward"
Using combo hotkeys would be great too. bind "ALT-Space" "+attack"
Usually combot keys use TAB/CapsLock/Shift/CTRL/ALT.
Also, hot about a hotkey to make the game act like classic top down view games like Zelda? Simply let go or toggle it to return to the normal camera system.
LoL no kidding (: This screenshot had to be made.
I don't really have that problem. Maybe like once or twice a year, if that :P I'm just saying it would help, even if slightly.
Yeah, I figured that was gonna come sooner or later too. However, I do still feel that it's hard for some people to figure out what team they're on.
Perhaps change the life color to red/blue and or the vest/helm color.
You can tell this was made for Counter-Strike (:
I would suggest adding a "what team am I on" "something". Maybe just a small red/blue block at the very top left or something.
I believe this was my first PC game(That I bought, a few came with the computer). A month or two later AoK came out and I got that. Been playing PC games ever since (: First online game too :D
Grand Marshal Warblade - Icy Chill Enchant.
Was perhaps the biggest weapon in the game til they nerfed em sometime around WoW:WotLK (:
lol wouldn't this be a mod of PowerPoint rather than a full game?
Made the code really ugly... I'm not editing that :P
/cast Curse of Agony
Blizzard crits you for OVER 9,000!
This is based off of Elements of War tech. Many features will go unnoticed.
This is a mod for authors wanting to share their work in a different way. So, it somewhat depends on the community for content.
As for me, my book Elements of War is coming along, I'll release the chapters soon enough.
Eww, a rar and .exe all in one! Never played the Gold Source version or this one, however, so, I'll give it a go :p
I was thinking of a new game title, "Super Reading Sisters". What you think? :p
oh yeah, to play the map type:
map LevelCreation
In your console.
Hit "Ctrl" to remove the HUD.
Page layout
Book title
lol this is heavily modified.
Yes, there is no client/server.dll (Code).
Yes, there are no sounds.
Yes, there are only a few textures.
Yes, there are only a few maps(Compiled).
But compare my default folder to any mod you've seen and you might be shocked at the difference.
You could make the right stick navigation and d-pad jump/slash for fun ;)
Looks like way, way old school arrow key hotkeys. Later players started to use WASD, because of the access to even more hotkeys. With some players finally using ESDF. However, I use ASDF movement
A = Back
S = Forwards
D = Strafe Left
F = Strafe Right
Right Click = Jump // Space as Duck
I'd rather use ASDF with my mouse to slash/jump/scare/collect... But that's just me :p
Hope you give a keyboard/controller/mouse hotkeys menu ;)
Nox is a tight game. My only complaint was that you couldn't be a female in single or multi.
Version .1 of Elements of War: Half-Life 2.
Sweet top down camera view on Elements of War: UT2003 and UT2004 versions.
Showing off a few of the Elements of War camera views. This version is outdated.
Download Elements of War .7
Years ago. Went HL ---> UT2003 ---> UT2004 ---> HL2 ---> UT3
HL, UT2003 got lost. UT3 never finished the top down view, but the code is available as a UT2004 download on here
Well my levels you can only read atm. However, other authors can use photos, sounds, music, have somebody read the book to you, etc. You could play multi-player where your grand pa reads it to you, have a group get together to play the voices...
I never liked the idea of DLC, but for some reason this game has it all over it.
Anyways, I'm mainly just showing my author friend that she has more options than just trying to hit it big with selling a book. She's totally ignoring online, which is a big mistake IMHO.
Yes, scroll down just a few comments.
I think the shoulderview camera only works in Left 4 Dead.
That was just a console command.
However, for Gold Source games can use the chase camera commands.
chase_active 1
chase_up 0
chase_right -16 to 16 (Left or right shoulderview)
Simply put, I didn't realize you could mix third person camera with chase camera. The next version will be updated to use both.
Nope, just copy 1337 Board's Half-Life 2 folder into your Half-Life 2 folder and enjoy! It'll only replace kb_act(Your keyboard menu)
However, if it's not HL/HL2/CSS/L4D and it's a mod, IF that mod has different hotkeys, then you just gotta make sure you add those hotkey's to 1337 Board's keyboard menu (Game/Scripts/kb_act)
As for Elements of War mod, unless you want to change it from a default Half-Life 2 mod into say Dark Messiah, then just paste it into your SourceMods folder. If you want to make it into a HL2mp, Portal, Dark Messiah mod, just change the GameInfo.txt (ElementsofWar/GameInfo.txt)
TEAM JACOB, LoL
This is one hundred times different than typing "thirdperson" in your console
??? EoW comes in a zip that installs straight into your Steam folder. 1337 Board you just gotta find the game ---> Steam/SteamApps/YOUR ACCOUNT NAME/Half-Life 2
Counter-Strike Source
Left 4 Dead is in the Common folder...
Most of the stuff in EoW you can copy/paste into any Gold Source or Source game. If the game has extra hotkeys(like say +attack3) then you just gotta make sure when you copy/paste the keyboard that you don't override those keys(so you gotta actually get into it)
FYI: Elements of War v9 was released.
It contains all keyboard menus and an updated cfg folder. (Which is what 1337 Board is)
ElementsofWar/Scripts/kb_act (HL/HL2/CSS/L4D/and now Dark Messiah)
Says they just made an agreement with Epic Games to use Unreal Tech 2.5 on their webpage.
dl 1337 Board v4
Open Half-Life 2/HL2/
Copy cfg/xCFG
Paste into SourceMods/Obsidian/cfg/
Open HL2/Scripts/kb_act with a text editor. Copy everything
Open Obsidian/Scripts/kb_act, scroll down past the Obsidian hotkeys and paste.
UT2004 - Supports most gametypes, I left out DM.
Single player.
Multi-Player Team DeathMatch(I tried to remove DM, but it's still possible)
1vs1 - Think Street Fighter
Duel - 1vs1, but you can move around the map
TDM - 1vs1 to 64 people
I would like de_crystalb00mz0r, but I'm not a coder. Round based TDM(well bomb defusion) is perhaps my fav gametype of all time.
I just wanted to say copyrights and trademarks can be a tricky issue. Even if you do create/edit something for free, it's possible the "owners" could still sue you. In the case of id, I really doubt they're gonna try and sue you until you do massive amounts of work or just theft. I'm taking a guess that they will attempt to have you hault your work though. I'd suggest making "DeathMatch Classic" instead. It's just a name, afterall...
fyi, I got ElementsofWar.net
Check it out ^^
Talking with an admin, I've been told I can ONLY pick one game...
EoW is a mod for HL/2, UT2003/4...
EoW:1337 Board is a mod for every Valve game ever made, Quake series, etc... Doh...
I'll stick with Half-Life 2.
How so? Show's the default camera views...
First person, side views, third person, top down views... It does more than just change the camera angle...
As for World of WarCraft, That's just my name in the video.
I looked at the EoW game icon/app, it appears to link to C:/GameZ/UT2004/ that's probably why it wasn't working. I always use GameZ as my install dir...
Hotkeys are based around ASDF, aka touch typing. I've used ASDF for years, if you want to listen to me talk about it:
Not sure why you had a crash... I play just fine. That one level, iff you fall, it won't let you respawn(you didn't die from the fall)
As for EoW... It's Half-Life, Half-Life 2, most Valve games, UT3/2003/4, Quake... World of WarCraft. It's mainly a HL2 mod. I no longer continue UT2004/UT3.
Don't know any. Where do I find them?
Not sure if I can edit that.
Nobody plays Kingdoms Collide cause of the Master Bow.
It also allowed bunny-hopping/strafe jumping/duck-jumping/roll jumping, making players like me nearly unstoppable.
Combine the player physics with a sword, mana steal, and healing pretty much made certain players Gods/Goddesses.
Visual Studio 2010, C# / XNA Game Studio 4.0
1337 Board doesn't override your Config.cfg You should already have the default keys or changed to your own, like I use ASDF movement. (exec xCFG/xGameZ/ElementsofWar.cfg for my full default FPS'er hotkeys or my WoW config for my FULL hotkey set).
Movement keys are at the top of the keyboard menu(you don't gotta paste kb_act over the default one, you can open it up in a text editor and just paste it at the bottom). Anyways, if you spend just a few minutes making a config, it's not gonna be very good.
Is the whole world flat?
sv_cheats 1
cam_idealdist 1024
cam_idealpitch 75 or so
You put the .uc files in the correct place and added ModPackages=EoW to that-one-editor.ini when you ran -ucc make?
Some games allow combo hotkeys. "ALT-Z", "SHIFT-ALT-Z", "SHIFT-CTRL-ALT-Z"
Source map file for Hammer(Source engine):
lol yeah, it's super easy to pick out Ricochet
Really? What about RE2, RE3, etc?
lol it used the Quake II engine? Interesting. What about RE1, etc?
Looks like some glorified "Mouse Hero" to me... LoL. But I just downloaded it not even ten minutes ago :p
Textures are a joke. I decided I have no time for textures, so, EoW .8 will use only realistic textures.
Down the line, I'll come back to them so you can play realistic or cartoon.


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10K Brewing will be Anoka's first craft brewery and
taproom(March 29) -A new company called 10K
Brewing announced this week that it signed a lease
on a 1,900-square-foot section of the Bank Block, a
130-year-old building owned by Council Member Jeff
Weaver at the corner of Second Street and Main in
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Here Comes the IRS: Two Versions of 2015 Stone
Imperial Russian Stout Released(March 30) - Each
spring, craft beer enthusiasts actually look forward
to encountering the IRSStone Imperial Russian
Stout, that is. A rich, hearty beer that emphasizes
the roasty, chocolaty essence of dark malts, it
stands out from Stone Brewing Co.s typically hoppy
stock, with a smooth, velvety body thats tasty when
fresh, yet also perfectly suited for long periods of
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Chicago Retailer Drops SweetWater Brew Over 'Sexist,
Borderline Racist' Bottle(March 30) - Does
SweetWater Brewing Company push the envelope too far
with its Happy Ending imperial stout? One Chicago
retailer thinks so, reports the Chicago Tribune.
SweetWater recently entered the Windy City market,
but Binny's Beverage Depot manager Adam Vavrick
won't carry Happy Ending in his store.
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Fire destroys Boulder Creek Brewery and Cafe(March
29) - An early morning fire destroyed the Boulder
creek Brewery and cafe, according to the Boulder
Creek Fire Chief Gabe Vega. Fire crews responded to
a report of a fire at 1:45 a.m. Sunday, from an
employee at the restaurant. Upon arrival, fire crews
found the upstairs office fully engulfed and called
a second alarm, Vega said.
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Three Floyds Brewing cuts off packaged sales on Dark
Lord Day(March 29) - Dark Lord Day April 25
is circled on the calendar of many craft beer
enthusiasts this year, but there will be one slight
change to the sold-out proceedings at Munster's
Three Floyds Brewing this year packaged beer sales
will not be available on site.
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ultimate craft beer bracket: Final Four(March
27) - There were 32 craft breweries on Monday when
we began the ultimate craft beer bracket. Now, the
four greatest as determined by our readers remain.
Out of the East Region, Southern Tier overcame The
Alchemist in the first round before pulling off two
massive upsets against overall No. 1 Dogfish Head
and No. 2 Victory.
Complete Story and Bracket
Men's Journal The 101 Best Beers in America(March
27) - There's never been a better time to be a beer
drinker. There's also never been a more confusing
time. Over the past five years, the number of craft
breweries has more than doubled, to nearly 3,500,
cranking out countless new ales, lagers, porters,
and stouts in all 50 states.
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Sam Adams founder Jim Koch taps into craft brewing,
taxes and small business loans(March 27) -
Boston Beer Co. founder Jim Koch may be the
countrys biggest craft brewer at just over 1
percent of the U.S. beer market, but he still
identifies with the plight of small businesses
something evident this week when he joined several
other craft brewers in Washington to lobby for the
Small BREW Act, a bill that would reduce the federal
excise tax on beer for small and medium-sized
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beer brands soon to list calories(March 26) -
Nutritional labelling on alcoholic drinks could
become the norm after four of the worlds biggest
brewers backed plans to add calorie counts to their
products in Europe and the US potentially is their
next stop.
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Alchemist gets permit to build Stowe brewery(March
26) - The Alchemist Brewery was issued a land use
permit Wednesday to build a new brewery in Stowe.
The permit was granted by the District 5
Environmental Commission. It was issued to the
brewery and to Baraw Enterprises, owner of
Stoweflake Resort.
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The ultimate craft beer bracket: The Elite Eight(March
25) - The Sweet Sixteen of the ultimate craft beer
bracket saw two major upsets, as one seeds Lagunitas
and Dogfish Head were run over by Stone and Southern
Tier respectively. We move into the Elite Eight with
absolutely no idea who the favorite is or what will
happen next.
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Foreign markets thirsty for America's craft beer(March
25) - Americas craft beer industry isnt just
taking away market share from Budweiser, Miller and
Coors. Its starting to impact brewers in other
countries as well. Craft beer export volume was up
by 35.7% in 2014 for a total of $99.7 million,
according to the Brewers Association, the trade
group for American independent craft brewers.
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Pub Sheds Are Whats Been Missing From Your Life(March
25) - Everyone needs their space to escape to after
a long day, crack open a cold one, and just relax,
undisturbed. Its the whole idea behind the man
cave. But trust me, it applies to women, too. Hear
me out for a second now
what if that escape place
your shed?
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Most loved beer label contest: Underdogs to watch(March
25) - The contest features breweries of all sizes.
On Monday, CNBC looked at some of the larger players
in the contest that will be tough to beat. Now, here
are three potential Cinderella labels that could
make some noise in the brackets this year. What
these breweries may lack in size, they make up for
in label flair.
White Squirrel to open as community brewery in
Bowling Green, Kentucky(March 25) - On 871
Broadway Avenue, there is a maroon building that
houses a dream that has been brewing for about three
years. By this May, WKU alumni Jason Heflin, Sean
Stevens and Damon Wilcox hope to open the White
Squirrel Brewery. While the decision to start a
brewery together has been an idea in the making for
nearly three years, the three mens experience with
the craft goes back further than that.
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New Hi-Wire brewery coming to Biltmore Village(March
25) - Asheville's Hi-Wire Brewing will build its $3
million expansion brewery on the edge of Biltmore
Village, a project that will greatly boost its beer
production and add 25 jobs to its workforce. The new
Hi-Wire space, dubbed the "Big Top," is at 2
Huntsman Place, just behind Appalachian Vintner off
Biltmore Avenue.
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How we're killing craft beer classics: The death of
Stone Ruination(March 24) - Breweries do not
casually make decisions about murdering iconic
brands. Its sad but true: Ruination is just not
selling the way it once did. Ive seen this scenario
play out in my day to day as a sales rep, watching
as we pick up out of date Ruination and are
ultimately forced to replace it with some newer,
special, or limited release.
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The ultimate 32-team craft beer bracket(March
24) - There are few topics more hotly debated than
sports. Over the years, craft beer has risen to the
top of that list. Since 2007, craft beer sales have
soared as new breweries have opened at a dizzying
pace. Craft beer is responsible for 14.3 percent of
the $100 billion-dollar beer market, thanks to
innovation, creativity, and an unwillingness to be
like your dads lager.
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Bell's Brewery releases Oberon beer for 2015 season(March
24) - Larry Bell, the brewery's owner says the
summer wheat beer isn't available year round because
it's simply designed for warm weather consumption.
Many bars across metro Detroit are gearing up for
the release with special Oberon parties.
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What are Cincy's favorite local beers?(March 24)
- No surprise: Cincinnatians love their local IPAs.
The two most popular beers by far were Rhinegeist's
Truth IPA and MadTree's: PsycHOPathy IPA. Truth just
barely won out, earning 1,011 points over
PsycHOPathy's 1,005. (For comparison, the third most
popular beer with survey respondents, MadTree's
Happy Amber, scored 770 points, well below the top
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Donum Dei Brewery opens in New Albany, Indiana(March
24) - Kentuckiana's newest craft brewery just wants
to fit in. Donum Dei Brewery, located off Grant Line
Road in New Albany, opened last week after about
three years of planning and is now gunning to join
the burgeoning craft beer community which has seen
four local breweries open within the past year.
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Register for the AHA National Homebrewers Conference
in San Diego, June 11-13(March 23) - The AHA
National Homebrewers Conference is a fun,
educational gathering designed to enhance
homebrewers brewing skills and knowledge and
increase homebrewing camaraderie. Special seminars
and events cater to beer enthusiasts and amateur
brewers of every level.
Back Forty Beer Company Releases Seasonal Paw Paws
Peach Wheat(March 23) - Spring is here, which
means Back Forty Beer Co.s Paw Paws Peach Wheat is
back. As one of Back Fortys most popular seasonal
beers, this unique peach wheat ale celebrates the
return of warm weather by bringing together two
Southern staples for spring: peaches and craft beer.
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Shipyard Brewing Releases its first lager, Imperial
Pilsner(March 23) - Shipyard Brewing Company
announces the release of its first lager, Imperial
Pilsner. Available this spring in bottles and on
tap, this pilsner is a unique blend of German
pilsner and imperial IPA. This brew is bright gold
and full-bodied with a hint of sweetness up-front
and a round, dry finish. A pure American creation
that balances malt and a big hop profile.
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Firestone Walker's Easy Jack is Back(March 23) -
Firestone Walker Brewing Company launched Easy Jack
last year as a different kind of session IPA, one
with surprising complexity fostered by a rare
selection of newer hop varieties from around the
world. But the brewery learned the hard way what
rare really meant when it launched Easy Jack as a
summer seasonaland then promptly ran out of the
hops by mid-summer, spelling an early end to Easy
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New Demented Brewery opening in Middlesex Boro,
NJ(March 23) - The best thing that ever happened
to Tom Zuber was losing his job in January. That
allowed the software engineer to pursue full-time
his dream his "passion" of opening his own
brewery, just a few months after he was laid off
from a New York company that downsized.
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Couple opening Pointless Brewery & Theatre in Ann
Arbor, Michigan(March 23) - For Tori Tomalia,
and her husband Jason, life has taken them through
an unexpected journey, as Tori was diagnosed with
terminal lung cancer in 2013. Through medication,
Tori has been able to manage her cancer, but the
process made her and Jason realize there was no time
like now to make their dreams come true.
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More gas stations want to sell beer on tap(March
23) - Move over slushy machines. Gas stations and
convenience stores are making room for a more adult
beverage dispenser. Draft beer taps where customers
can have 64-ounce growlers filled with beer to go
have been installed in dozens of gas stations,
grocery stores and other retailers around the
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Grateful Red: Capital Brewery debuts
Badgers-themed beer just in time for March Madness!(March
20) - Watching the games and wearing red isnt the
only way to cheer on the #1 seed Wisconsin Badgers
as they begin NCAA Tournament play this week.
Theres a new Badgers-themed beer, available just in
time for March Madness! Grateful Red is the name
of Capital Brewerys newest beer. While the red IPA
isnt affiliated with the University of Wisconsin or
the Badgers basketball team, theyre hoping its the
drink of choice for many during the big dance.
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Is IPA responsible for the growth of the craft beer
industry?(March 20) According to the Brewers
Association, in 2014 IPA was up 47 percent by volume
and 49 percent by dollar sales, accounting for 21
percent volume share of craft and 23 percent dollar
share of off-premise beer sales. Among all the
different style of craft beer out there, one out of
every five beers sold was an IPA.
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First Fort Collins craft brewery reopens after 13
years(March 20) - The year was 1989. Colorado
law had changed just 10 months earlier to allow for
the production and sale of beer in one facility. In
Fort Collins, Anheuser-Busch was the only brewery,
though CooperSmith's Pub and Brewery and Odell
Brewing Co. were both racing to open for business.
In August of that year, Old Colorado Brewing Co.
beat them to it, becoming the first microbrewery in
Fort Collins and one of the first in Colorado.
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Asheville's Catawba brewery opening days away(March
20) - Asheville's latest craft brewery should be
open and pouring beers by the end of March. Catawba
Brewing has targeted March 30 to open its tasting
room at 32 Banks Ave., if a certificate of occupancy
and alcohol permits are completed, said Billy Pyatt,
who is opening the brewery with his brother Scott.
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Its time for craft beer brewers to stop acting like
children(March 20) - When you have more than
3,700 brewers, some toes are going to be stepped on.
Those digits should never belong to a brewerys
customers. Observers like to dedicate a lot of
breath and letters to craft beers litigious side.
Brewers are running out of names, they say. Theyre
trying to trademark fairly universal beer terms such
as IPA and nitro.
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Wicked Weed breaks ground on Enka brewery(March
19) - Groundbreaking started Wednesday on the new $5
million Wicked Weed production brewery in Enka, the
latest construction project on the booming Asheville
craft beer scene. Wicked Weed is building its
expansion at the Enka Commerce Park west of
Asheville. The 40,000-square-foot building will let
Wicked Weed ramp up brewing production to 50,000
barrels of beer annually, making it one of the
larger brewers in the region. The brewery will add
82 jobs.
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Latitude 42 named Michigan Brewery of the Year by
international competition(March 19) - Latitude
42 Brewing Co. has been named Michigan Brewery of
the Year by judges of an international competition.
The Portage microbrewery announced its award from
the New York International Beer Competition this
week. The competition uses trade judges including
retail store buyers, restaurant owners, beverage
directors, distributors and importers.
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Stone crab beer? Two Florida breweries are making it
a reality(March 19) - Theres nothing better on
a hot Florida day than stone crabs and beer. But how
about stone crabs in beer? Jupiters Tequesta
Brewing Co. and the upstart Tampa brewery Coppertail
Brewing Co. want you to rethink that combination.
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New craft brewery opens in St. John, Indiana(March
19) - The Saint John Malt Brothers new Triple
Threat Belgian microbrew starts with an explosion of
fruity aroma, followed by a Belgian malt build and
finishes with hints of clove and nutmeg. And at 9.5
percent alcohol, youll have to sip it slowly from a
snifter or it truly will become a triple threat.
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New beer bill could have negative impact on Texas
breweries(March 18) - The craft beer industry
has taken off in Texas in the past few years. In
2013, several beer-centric legislation helped
brewers grow their business. This time around,
theres a proposal that might hurt the way they do
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DC's Newest Beer Release Smells Like Marijuana(March
18) - On Tuesday night, a protest beer from the
Districts own DC Brau brewery will cater to fans
who savor the flavor of marijuana. Smells of
Freedom is DC Braus newest seasonal india pale
ale, made in collaboration with Colorados Oskar
Blues Brewery. It does not, however, contain actual
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Changing from home brewer to brewery(March 18) -
Five years ago, Craig McBay was a single guy
experimenting with brewing his own beer. He tried it
and he liked it. Weeks turned into months and McBay
began entering local competitions and studying the
industry. It soon became apparent to his fiancée,
Cheryl, that there was a future for them not only as
a couple but as entrepreneurs.
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More Americans Are Learning to Love Beer That
Actually Tastes Like Something(March 18) -
America's craft breweries are thirsty for a lot more
market share. By 2020, the trade association
representing small and independent brewers in the
U.S. says, its members will satisfy 20 percent of
the country's beer consumption.
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It's no longer Guinness time(March 17) - This
year, Diageo hopes to sell 7.5m pints of the black
stuff on St Patrick's day alone. Since 2009, it has
stepped up its marketing efforts for Ireland's
national day, as well as for "Arthur's Day", a
pseudo-national celebration it created that year.
These efforts appear to be paying offin January,
Diageo announced that sales of Guinness in its
homeland had risen last year for the first time
since 2008.
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Wormtown Brewery celebrates 5 years with party
opening new tap room(March 17) - Wormtown
Brewery, Worcester's first microbrewery, will be
celebrating two milestones with a party on St.
Patrick's Day - the opening of its new tap room on
Shrewsbury Street and its five year anniversary. The
new tap room, located at Wormtown's new 72
Shrewsbury St. location, will make one of the city's
two breweries open to the public, allowing them to
sample beers, buy six-packs and growlers and
purchase merchandise.
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Dining in Dayton, OH: Carillon Brewery: Old-timey
mixed with flavor(March 17) - When I heard a
historically-themed brewery and restaurant was in
the works, I was lukewarm at best. Those places are
often gimmicky yes you, medieval, jousting place.
After making one visit, there's often little reason
to return. Yet, people who visited Carillon Brewing
Co. assured me that is not the case. They have been
raving about how good and dare I say cool it is.
Here's what I found.
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Craft Brewer Volume Share of U.S. Beer Market
Reaches Double Digits in 2014(March 16) - The
Brewers Association (BA), the trade association
representing small and independent American craft
brewers, today released 2014 data on U.S. craft
brewing1 growth. For the first-time ever, craft
brewers reached double-digit (11 percent) volume
share of the marketplace. In 2014, craft brewers
produced 22.2 million barrels, and saw an 18 percent
rise in volume2 and a 22 percent increase in retail
dollar value. Retail dollar value was estimated at
$19.6 billion representing 19.3 percent market
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Cranley: Halt brewery crackdown(March 16) -
During the last month, the Metropolitan Sewer
District started charging breweries extra for their
wastewater disposal, but a brewer outcry prompted
Cincinnati City Manager Harry Black late Thursday to
temporarily suspend the new surcharges program
though there won't be relief for breweries or
businesses already inspected for the surcharge.
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Bringing craft beer to Germany(March 16) - In
Germany foaming golden beer is more than a drink;
it's the lifeblood of tourism, an excuse to dress
up. And for Germans, it's a pillar of national
identity -- at least for the older generation. But
the young (who tend more to dance clubs than beer
halls) have been losing interest in the traditional
brew, and turning to hipper mixed drinks. Enter Greg
Koch, who thinks he's got what it takes to tempt
them back: U.S.-style craft beer. Cool, bold,
experimental. The Berliner Kurier newspaper cast
Koch as an American beer "savior" come to shake up a
boring German beer scene.
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Newnan's First Brewery, Abide Brewing Opens To Brisk
Business(March 16) - Newnans first brewery,
Abide Brewing Company, opened for business a little
more than a month ago and seems to have been
accepted into the community gracefully. The brewery,
located on Werz International Blvd., has offered
several successful tours and tastings since its
grand opening in February.
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Newest Missoula brewery takes aim at social issues(March
16) - Missoula is home to eight micro-breweries and
has a thriving community of home brewers, so it's no
secret that the Garden City loves its craft beer.
But for the newest member of Missoula's brewers,
it's not just about what's on tap. Imagine Nation
brewery brings the humanitarian touch to beer.
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Wildrose craft brewery blossoms in Griffith, Indiana(March
16) - Brewers David DeJong, Karen DeJong, Ed
Halajcsik, Tony Nichols, Kevin Krippel and their
landlord collectively invested about $750,000 to
turn a former warehouse into Griffith's largest
craft brewery, which opens at noon Saturday.
Wildrose, 1104 E. Main St., features a seven-barrel
brewing system, a 2,000-square-foot bar with
restaurant seating, and a spacious patio with
cornhole and a garage door that opens into the bar.
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History Of St. Patrick's Day: 9 Facts You Need To
Know(March 15) - St. Patrick's Day 2015 is
almost here, and you know what that means. Get out
your green garb, find some shamrocks and build up
your strength to partake in some over-21
festivities, if you know what I mean.
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Craft breweries compete for more than just good beer(March
15) - More than one new craft brewery opens up in
the United States every day. That is a lot of
competition, and the battle is over more than just
the beer itself. Growing pains are emerging about
the names and even the symbols attached to the
different beers. CBS News' David Begnaud reports on
the barrels of problems it's creating.
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Georgia beer bill passes state Senate(March 15)
- Georgias craft brewers could get more beer into
the hands of customers who visit their breweries
under a bill passed Friday by the state Senate.
Senate Bill 63 would allow 36 ounces of beer to be
consumed on-premise of a brewery and up to 64
ounces of beer to be taken home. It would mandate,
however, that the beer could only be purchased in a
single container a growler, say, or one 12-ounce
bottle of beer.
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History pours from the Lehigh Valley's breweries(March
15) - When Christopher Bowen gets a beer, it's more
than a drink. "I see history in a glass," he says.
Bowen is a historian of Lehigh Valley beer. In the
color, clarity, smell and taste of each beer, he
senses its place in the centuries-long journey from
ales to lagers to today's experimental brews.
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West Newbury, Massachusetts says 'no' to brewery,
lawsuit bubbling(March 15) - When Christopher
Bowen gets a beer, it's more than a drink. "I see
history in a glass," he says. Bowen is a historian
of Lehigh Valley beer. In the color, clarity, smell
and taste of each beer, he senses its place in the
centuries-long journey from ales to lagers to
today's experimental brews.
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Why large West Coast breweries are building East
Coast plants(March 13) - Breweries used to be
shunned as nuisances. Now, politicians are courting
them, as the largest craft brewers in the West seek
East Coast base camps. Virginia was slow getting
into the game, losing Sierra Nevada Brewing, New
Belgium Brewing and Oskar Blues to neighboring North
Carolina before passing Senate Bill 604 in 2012.
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America's 10 Best Brewery Tours(March 13) - This
St. Patrick's Day, the focus might be on the
quantity of beer imbibed versus the quality. But
with upward of 3,000 craft breweries now brewing in
the U.S., there's no shortage of places to go to get
a behind-the-scenes look and sample something
special, whether it's your favorite IPA, Imperial
Stout or Hefeweizen. Consider these top brew tours,
listed in no particular order:
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5 things Bell's Brewery wants you to know about
Innovation Brewing trademark dispute(March 13) -
After days of drawing criticism on social media and
even their own Facebook page, Bell's Brewery Inc. is
trying to set the record straight about their
trademark dispute with Innovation Brewing.
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Ballast Point is second California brewery with
interest in Richmond(March 13) - Ballast Point
Brewing & Spirits, a California-based craft brewery
and distillery, has recently taken an interest in
Richmond for a potential expansion, according to
multiple state and local sources.
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Dogfish named official beer of Record Store Day
2015!(March 12) - Its a natural fit for a
brewery that makes Analog Beer for the Digital Age
to be the Official Beer of Record Store Day, a
celebration of the unique culture of record stores
and the special role they play in their communities.
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Wormtown brewery good news for Boston(March 12)
- Wormtown Brewery of Worcester celebrates the
official opening of its brand-new brewery Tuesday
yup, St. Patricks Day which means more of its
critically acclaimed beers will flow through
Boston-area restaurants and retailers. We have a
nice presence in Somerville, and the city of Boston
is very important to us, said Wormtown managing
partner David Fields.
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Oregon Brewers Festival toasts 28th year, features
90 North American breweries(March 12) - Theres
been turmoil brewing in the craft beer world
recently with acquisitions and ad punches, but one
thing has stayed constant: the Oregon Brewers
Festival will return this summer for its annual
five-day celebration of craft beer. The 28th annual
Oregon Brewers Festival will take place July 22
through July 26 at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in
downtown Portland. Event hours are Noon to 9pm Wed.
through Sat., and Noon to 7pm Sunday.
Oregon craft brewers make up one-third of Brewery
Climate Declaration signers(March 11) -
Deschutes Brewery, Widmer, Ninkasi, Hopworks and
four more Oregon craft brewers join 18 other
breweries including New Belgium and Guinness who've
signed the Climate Declaration, a business call to
action that urges policymakers to seize the economic
opportunity of tackling climate change. The 24
brewery signatories range from local microbreweries
to major international brands, and are headquartered
all across America, from Oregon to Wyoming to Maine.
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You're drinking your beer too cold -- and here's why(March
11) - The ideal minimum temperature for most craft
beer is in the low to mid-40s. For hearty yeast or
hop-forward ales, a bit warmer. For even more
adventurous styles, such as lambics or imperial
stouts infused with flavors of oak, bourbon,
chocolate, coffee or vanilla, warmer still
arguably as high as the upper 50s. When trying to
meld an array of intricate flavors by pairing beer
and food, proper temperature becomes even more
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Full Sail Brewing Employees Vote To Sell To Private
Equity Firm (March 10) - Its the end of an era
as Full Sail Brewings employees and founders voted
on Friday to sell to Oregon Craft Brewers Co. which
is a local investment group formed by Encore
Consumer Capital a San Francisco based private
equity firm.The votes were returned confidentially
to our ESOP attorney. It passed nearly unanimously
said Full Sail founder and CEO Irene Firmat.
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Sierra Nevada Brewing's Taproom and Restaurant opens
in Mills River, NC(March 10) - Sierra Nevada
Brewing's gleaming new Taproom and Restaurant opens
Tuesday, with nearly two dozen beers on draft, plus
a full lunch and dinner menu. But, be prepared for a
wait, at least until the initial rush eases up. Just
off Interstate 26, about 50 miles from Greenville,
the Taproom and Restaurant will likely pulls crowds
from both Carolinas and beyond.
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Cognition Brewing Company opens in the Upper
Peninsula, Michigan(March 10) - The beer
industry continues to thrive here in the Upper
Peninsula and a new microbrewery is set to open its
doors later this week. Cognition Brewing Company
will feature five different beers on tap when they
open for business this Saturday. The brewery is
located in the taproom of the Mather Inn in
Ishpeming. Owner Jay Clancey has spent the better
part of two years bringing his idea of a brewery to
fruition. He wants Cognition to be a part of the
revitalization of downtown Ishpeming.
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Take a look at Goose Island Beer Co.'s new tasting
room(March 10) - Goose Island Beer Co. is
opening its Near West Side brewery to the public.
The brewery, at 1800 W. Fulton St., is set to open
its new tasting room and begin offering tours of its
brewing facilities by the end of the month. This
brewery has been around 20 years, but the public has
never gotten tours, said Mike Siegel, Goose
Island's innovation manager. The 45-minute tours
will be offered four times a day Thursdays through
Saturdays. For $12, guests will get an inside look
at the brewery, three beer samples and a pint glass
to take home.
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Four new Santa Cruz breweries(March 10) - Last
fall, I took you on a tour down Highway 1 from San
Francisco to Santa Cruz, with stops at 10 breweries.
Since then, four more breweries have either opened
their doors or are about to, effectively improving
your odds of finding locally made beer by 40
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Hacker Claiming To Be ISIS Takes Over Minnesota
Brewerys Website(March 9) - A local brewery had
to shut down its website after a hacker claiming to
be with ISIS took over the page. Similar website
messages were reported across the country. Third
Street Brewhouse in Cold Spring reportedly called
police after discovering the message on Saturday.
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Flying Dog brewery wins free speech case(March
9) - It's a landmark free speech case about
advertising that's been raging for six years. It
could have a big impact on what you see on TV and on
billboards across the country. It all started over a
bottle of beer. "We stand for more than just beer.
This is about more than just a beer label. This is
about government officials, violating constitutional
freedom bit by bit," said Jim Caruso, the CEO at the
Flying Dog.
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Alamo Beer Company opens in San Antonio(March 9)
- San Antonio microbrew beer lovers now have another
choice when it comes to locally brewed beer. The new
Alamo Beer Company opened its doors to the public
Friday. "You talk about a joyous occasion," owner
Eugene Simor said, "It's fantastic. I am really
excited about today."
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Tampa Bay brewers sweep the Best of Show awards at
Brewer's Ball(March 9) - Tyler Singletary
hoisted the glass trophy high as shutters snapped
and brewers and beer fans applauded in Cotanchobee
Fort Brooke Park downtown Sunday afternoon.
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Tired of red front door, need suggestions
I am a fan of red doors, but I'm ready for a change and have no clue what color to change to. My house is a split, beige color (BM Annapolis Grey) with colonial blue shutters and a brown roof. My door obviously is a red. I would like to change the red to something, but what???
Previously I had dark purple and before that was burgundy. I would be willing to change the shutter colors too if there's a door and shutter color that would work with the beige and brown roof. I like black shutters and maybe a different color door, but the brown roof wouldn't go with the black, in my opinion anyhow.
Somewhere on this forum I read someone suggesting a navy door. Not sure how that would go with my current colors, especially the colonial blue shutters.
Just looking for something different and would appreciate any suggestions. Sorry I don't have a photo.
Did I hear someone say they were willing to change shutters and then did not know if navy would blend with the colonial shutters? LOL. We want to see your house. Can you do a picture for us? If not, I am going to spend the next few hours looking at color combinations anyway.
How do you feel about grass green?
Here is a link that might be useful: Houzz ideabook on green front doors
How about this wonderful green for the shutters and the front door?
Here is a link that might be useful: BM -- Oak Grove 489
Paint out the shutters in the same color -- Annapolis Gray -- and then add this wonderful yellow to the front door .....
Here is a link that might be useful: BM Sweet Butter 171
teacats and crl you both have me thinking about the green shades. Green is my favorite color. I need to do a door that is light or bright because it's recessed back in on my porch and has a full glass storm door, which the reflection from the glass makes the door colors hard to show up. When I had the dark purple and maroon shades you couldn't tell what color it was from the street.
The butter color is also really nice. Would I keep my blue shutters? Would it then look too pastel and tropical with the blue and yellow? Also, if I went with green what color would I do the shutters?
I also thought about a turquoise - not bright but a nice shade and maybe make the shutters a shade darker than the house. Would that look too boring with the shutters and house a tone on tone look?
Pics would be very helpful.
Brown and black go together very well on house exteriors.
With Annapolis Gray siding and Colonial blue Shutters, I agree with Annie that a glossy chocolate brown would be beautiful. Brown with a gray or black undertone, not a plum/raisin.
I love, love, love Benjamin Moore Midsummer Night
I found a picture that at least shows all the colors, house, shutters, door, and a little bit of the roof.
I am really torn. I like the brown idea also, along with the butter and green!
I do like keeping some blue in there somewhere. If you notice I painted my porch ceiling blue.
I think you could keep the blue shutters and the blue ceiling and paint the door grass green. I would paint the sidelight the trim color though so the door stands out more.
If you decide on yellow, I think I would paint the shutters navy blue.
I wouldn't choose brown, parltly because I don't like dark brown painted wood as it cn seem like a faux wood finish, but more because I don't think it will stand out under your porch. But that's just my preference.
As I've mentioned many times, one of my favorite color combinations is chocolate brown and gray/blue.
I'd paint the shutters and porch ceiling in Van Courtland Blue, the door in a chocolate brown (which would go very nicely with your chairs!), and I'd paint the trim a nice cool, deep mocha, including porch railing.
Here is BM Van Courtland Blue (which I've got in two rooms in my house and it is truly a fantastic blue, including for exteriors. Google it!) with chocolate brown. Beautiful.
Here's a blue, green, brown design seed to help a little with that potential color scheme.
Here is a link that might be useful: Design seed
Wow I guess there are alot of possibilities! crl, I like the idea of the of the butter color door and navy shutters. I also like nosoccermoms color scheme. Those pillows are beautiful.
Tibbrix, the blue and browns do look really nice. I'm a little confused about the trim color you suggested. Isn't a deep mocha the same as a dark brown? You have a red sample color shown. Where would that go? If I change all the trim, alot of work, not sure I'm up to that, but I have white garage doors and the gutters are white. What would I do with those?
I, too, think brown would look like you tried to have a wood door, but missed the mark. If you leave the shutters blue, I love the dark blue that nosoccermom posted.
If you are open for painting the shutters and like yellow for your door, I'd consider a grey for the shutters:
And here is a nice blue that would look great with grey shutters:
I think Tibbrix needs to finally paint something in Midsummer Night or Midnight, and I have to finally paint something in dark blue. Otherwise we'll keep on posting these color suggestions for doors, powder rooms, living rooms, chairs, cabinets, etc.
nosoccermomâ¦and the Vintage Charm!
I've also fallen in love with Woodcliff Lake now.
Anyway, I suspect many, if not most, of us are here to live vicariously through others all those things we wish we had! Butyou're right. I am thinking about painting my LR in Midsummer Night next fall. But with a pine ceiling, not sure if it will be too dark.
Now thinking about painting my MB in Woodcliff Lake. It's now got BM Cape Hatteras Sand, which is a beautiful, spa-like color in most light..but in one light, too much purple shows through.
Sometimes I see a situation and I feel very certain about my vision and probably come off as a tad pushy!
kmarcel, the Woodcliff Lake is much, much lighter, but complimentary, with the Midsummer Night. Woodcliff Lake is a gray mocha, while Midsummer Night is a gray chocolate, very dark.
I do think the combo would be stunning on your house, but it does pose some problems, namely any unpaintable trim, such as the windows and the screen door. You could get a bronze screen door, though.
I believe gutters and downspouts can be painted. Or again you'd want to switch them out for bronze colored pieces with this color scheme.
Mocha, chocolate brown, and gray blue (all three colors have a very gray base) like Van Courtland is a very beautiful color combination. I think a glossy door in the midsummer night would not be a problem and would, in fact, look very good with the chairs you've got and the Van Courtland ceiling and Woodcliff Lake trim.
Might help to get samples and paint swatches in combos on a piece of paper or cardboard. HOwever, if you can't paint any of the white trim, that might be a problem. Windows are expensive to replace.
Tibbrix, those colors do look really nice together, but that would be alot of work to paint everything. It would be a very different look from what I have. I don't think I would like the garage doors the same color as the trim, as it seems like too much brown and then it seems the white would be out of place since all the trim would be darker.
Still thinking about that Hudson Bay. I may get a quart size this weekend and try it out.
Well, you can always go for a design seed for inspiration....
For example the soft teal or the cocoa brown
Or a more contemporary green
Or head into the lavender tones
Or keep it all very soft
Or perhaps it's just that shade of red you tire of and another shade would give it the update you need....maybe BM Georgian Brick...
Well, I"m all for putting in the work when it comes to long-term changes. However, I totally get where you are coming from, esp. re: the garage door.
I think nosoccermom's Hudson Bay is gorgeous and would look fantastic on the shutters, door, and ceiling. Another beautiful deeper blue is BM A Thousand Oceans; also BM Montpelier.
Dash and Albert has an indoor outdoor rug that you could use on the porch with blues and green. If you like the idea of a green door, maybe this would pull it together.
Here is a link that might be useful: Dash and Albert pond rug
Wow, my head is spinning with all these awesome ideas. Annie I love those colors, especially the first group with the teal. What about the teal door as shown in the 2nd from the right sample and the color next to it (in the middle) for my shutters? It's darker than my house, but not too dark. Or Tibbrix's Woodcliff lake for the shutters? Also like that brick color.
The more I think of it, I'm ready to get rid of the blue shutters, but keep a blue, be it a teal or the Hudson Bay for the door. And again keep the shutters similar in color to the house, but a shade or two darker.
Tibbrix, are you saying do the shutters and door the same blue, such as the Hudson? That's also a thought. I could start with the door and just keep going. I'm also all for doing the work for the long-term changes, just have a hard time visualizing. Can you tell me what color you specifically are referring for the trim? It's not as dark as the door or my roof, right? Would I paint my garage door the beige that is my house color?
crl, love that rug. That's why I'm so drawn to the blues, accessories are beautiful.
Do you have a better pic of your house...one that shows more house, more roof...
If so, you can go to one of the paint websites and color it....Pittsburgh, Ben Moore and Sherwin Wms all have versions of the software to upload the pic and then color it.
I'd either do the shutters and door in the same color, or the shutters in a deeper blue and the doors in a rich, glossy chocolate brown. Either would look great, IMO, with the blue and chairs on your porch. I do think the brown door, though, would offset the amount of blue and balance it all out better. Just my opinion.
Yes, the lighter, Woodcliff Lake mocha for the wood trim, i.e.: around windows, door, porch railing.
without seeing your garage, it's hard to envision what might be good there. I'm also not good at garage door colors. Others here are much better, or so has been my experience in that past.
I guess my thinking is that, since your siding is so pale and rather nondescript, using the woodwork, windows, and door to give the house a wow factor might be a way to go.


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