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There's that lovely green again...was green supposed to be a soothing color also???
ILoveDecay
Wed 06-29-2011
Yea it doesn't look too bad in this setting, not like some of the others. Unless the daylight made a difference. This hall doesn't look too bad really.
eldokid@aol.com
Wed 06-29-2011
I love the black hollow rectangle half way down the corridor, it makes a great contrast to the yellow and green.
BKWOntario
Wed 06-29-2011
This deep green looks pretty good. Hallway in good shape.
TootUncommon
Wed 06-29-2011
someone liked the color green...
dklkc
Wed 06-29-2011
Pastel greens (and pastel pinks, blues, yellows) were supposed to be soothing/ calming colours. They're still used in hospitals to this day... Although now it's not calming, just a reminder of where you are.
Matt.
Thu 06-30-2011
Seems one of the doors is reasting on the groung.
A D Nilsen
Thu 06-30-2011
Maybe it was tired???
ferdy
Thu 06-30-2011
That green really doesn't look too bad in this setting at all. I think the daylight helped, but this does make me think hospital.
MamaToFiveInPA
Thu 06-30-2011
ITS PRETTY! (LOL was dared to do that. its still pretty, though.)
Nurse Hatchet
Sun 07-03-2011
and this room looks brand new
big l
Thu 09-01-2011
Green was a popular choice. Surgeons first added “spinach-leaf green” to their clothing in 1914 to reduce glare from traditional hospital whites. In the 1930s, hospital decorators used green to influence patient moods. It carried associations with nature, growth and recovery. Tiled surgical suites, patient rooms, clothing and instruments all went green in the post World War Two era.
katie
Sat 09-24-2011

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