High Gloss - Black

Flat - Black

Ultra Matte - Black

I think black paint would look spectacular with the Hunt Club Green. By using three different finishes of black paint, it would be the textures that would really stand out.

Imagine this... You have an indoor garden plant room in your home. You have over 100 plants in this room - everything from tall palms to smaller table-size plants. The room is lush and filled with green.

This room has full, floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows on one wall - so the room gets LOTS of sunlight.

To emphasize your plants and make them really stand out as the focal points of the room, all the walls in the room are painted black with a matte finish. The matte finish makes the walls seem like they are disappearing in the background, making the plants take center stage. The ceiling is white, making it seem higher than it is.

You want your plant stands to blend in with the room and be functional, but you don't want them to call attention to themselves - again, keeping the plants the focal point. All your metal plant stands are painted with a flat black finish. Not only does this flat finish look great beside your plants, it acts as a perfect background for all the white pots you're using with your plants. A very monochromatic look - black, white, and greens.

Some of your plants are very large and have to sit on the floor. You have special pots for these plants, and they are all painted with a high gloss black finish. The gloss black gives a little more luster to these special plants and makes the pots look like the plant is wearing shiny jewelry.

Nestled in one of the corners of the room is a vintage caramel-colored leather chair and ottoman that are worn in the most beautiful way. The chair looks cozy and inviting among the plants, yet is a neutral enough color to make it look like it was meant to be there.

In the center of the room is a round wooden vintage table with a fancy center post leg that ends with four feet. This table is where you keep your copper watering cans, your plant journal/log, your favorite plant care books, and of course, several of your most unique table plants that you want to highlight for the week. This table has been painted with Hunt Club Green and acts as the central hub of the room.

Can you just imagine walking into this space and feeling the stress of the day dissolve as you sit among the plants within these neutral, moody walls?

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