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Which One?

I finally choose two colors for the living room - it only took two years. Now, I just have to decide on one. My dilema - I like the Brown Teepee, but it's a bit cold. The living room is on the north side of the house and gets pretty dark once the sun moves to about the midpoint of the sky. I have lots of windows though.

Here the pics - let me know what you think. Brown Teepee or Peanut Butter (the orangey one)









*Update* The votes are pretty much in favor of Brown Teepee, but I'm still looking for opinions. I can't pait for another two weeks, so get your votes in!

Comments

The Science Goddess said…
Teepee. Totally.
7:10 PM
Kim Beaumont said…
I like Peanut Butter.
3:42 AM
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