Is This the WORST JOB We Have Ever Done?

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[@charlotter.morrill6503]

I understand about people preferring the softer or less “tropical” colors, but have also followed many famous restorations through the years where color-ways had to be changed when more enlightened research was done and it was found that earlier generations had been far more adventurous with colors than had been previously thought. And it is also true that when one is in a competitive market, for instance when one owns a chateau with rooms to rent, in a growing and highly competitive field and price range, one is trying to produce rooms that are interesting and memorable. Rooms that stand out. So we probably need to watch the evolution of design at Lalacelle keeping all that in mind and cheering them on as they make magic out of nothing and very little money. As I think of my favorite chateau renovations and watch their viewing and attendance numbers, it is the distinctive ones that end up ahead in bookings and profit. Lalacelle is way ahead in friendliness, workmanship and courage. I am betting that they will win their future battles too.

[@hemlock4519]

Well said Charlotte!!

[@alexandra2jerry]

I agree with every word. People who want to stay in these magnificent castles which have been meticulously restored, do want authenticity, however, I do think you can tailor your colors somewhat. Take for instance the Tiffany Turquoise in question. No one is favoring it even though it was a color used at the time the Chateau was built. Nowadays we associate it with homes in a hot climate and not Northern France. Luckily, there are thousands of colors to choose from and as we know Terry, he will find just the right one. I’m amazed he asks for our opinion! 😊

[@gingerellison2497]

So well put!

[@adelinefinlay1582]

I prefer the paler colours….more calming than the bright turquoise (IMO!)

[@cazziecol]

Totally agree, not a fan of turquoise

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@hepzib928]

Wallpaper... have you seen Anna's classes? Anna from how to Renovate a chateau and not kill your partner. Terry you're so creative you can do it.

[@susanwoods3507]

Anna creates wallpaper from vinyl templates that she creates herself from a mood board and is offering classes. Maybe you could contact her? In any case I can't believe how dedicated your family are in DIY and they all seem to know how to do it too!! I can't decide on the colours, maybe the darker shades? :)

[@12snapper43]

A splash of those colors is nice. A whole room would be overwhelming for me. I think one comment about looking tropical was on point. Wouldn't European chateaux have had lapis lazuli or wedgewood blue? I know it was a favorite color of George Washington.

[@DawnYockey]

Oooo! Lapis blue would be stunning!

[@LaughingInTiny]

These homes would actually often bring the tropics to France in various formats. There are numbers of tropical wallpapers that were used in these bright colours. They would build the glass houses to grow palms and fruit and chinoiserie was incredibly popular. The Wedgewood blue and dull colours was much more common in England.

[@JeanRach]

Big NO to the bright turquoise! The last 2 colors were much better. The muted blue (last color on right) looked really nice. Those bright intense colors would not have been used in the chateau's heyday. Put something muted on the wall then use the bright color as an accent maybe. Terry's been right with all the colors so far, but I just don't see this blue green. Love all your work, you guys are making her beautiful again. Kudos to you all.

[@shirleyw8531]

If you Google popular paint colours 1900 Europe there were lots of turquoise, bright blue and yellow so they c9uld all have been used about the time of the titanic

[@skdoremi6666]

The French actually liked bright colours! They didn't like muted colours....pale colours meant less expensive which was more for commoners not the bourgeoisie.

[@mariannedebrizzo3575]

Yes, light blue would look nice ❤️

[@joanwicks9423]

I think a nice antique light blue with a French vanilla would be wonderful

[@paulacorreal1675]

Of the four colors I like the one on the far right. The lighter blue seems moor appropriate for a Chateau. I trust you, though, Terry … so go for your own instincts…

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks Paula 🥰

[@AnnHoffman-k1n]

The blue is more muted than any of the greens.

[@melaniegardner7317]

Terry, your mom is simply awesome! ❤

[@chateaudelalacelle]

She is! 🥰

[@johnwollschlager9827]

I had a mother like this. A little powerhouse.

[@lindahedley9049]

That turquoise is a bit in your face, I couldn’t stay in a room that colour, I quite like the pale green that used to be on the walls in there before

[@alexandra2jerry]

I agree, the turquoise would bother me. I’ve stayed in hotels from Paris to Hawaii and never had a Turquoise room.

[@honestyfirst4939]

The blue colour on the right is gorgeous.!!

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@elizabethcazan4049]

Ash your presentation and tour the other day was so genuinely well done!!! Thank you 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Yay! Thank you! 🥰🥰

[@Djodiee]

Love it when Ash narrates!

[@shirleyw8531]

​@@Djodieeme too he has such enthusiasm and you can hear the wonder in his voice, I don't think he can actually believe what they have achieved as a team

[@del_ecuras1836]

Was such a great vlog Love the authenticity of your restoration using beautiful pieces of furniture Not sure about the brightness of the blues I like the more faded colours the French colour Palettes are more chalky looking without the brashness I mixed a beautiful blue for my sitting room in my French Maison

[@elizabethcazan4049]

@@shirleyw8531 I like how you put that Shirley, the awe and wonder in his voice!! So authentic and dear!

[@karlahernandez5750]

The blue paint is a bit bright. I kinda thought "Yikes" when I saw the swatches on the wall. In the end you always make good, beautiful choices.

[@ruthagar6707]

I like the blue on the right. Its a bit more calming, but I am not worried. Whatever you pick will be beautiful.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks Ruth 🥰

[@girlnorthof60]

I came here to say the same thing.

[@annettegreer2425]

Agree the soft blue seems more appealing but it depends on your theme and what period you are trying to represent.

[@susancharbonneau1891]

Definitely the soft blue 🤩🥰

[@DawnYockey]

I prefer the soft blue too. You’ve already have done a green room and honestly I think these greens are a tad too intense, and I love green.

[@michellekeith751]

Blue is lovely looks like Wedgwood blue

[@cazziecol]

Yes, me too, Wedgewood blue is classy

[@michellekeith751]

@cazziecol definitely I love Wedgwood I have a few bits myself x

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@michellekeith751]

​@@chateaudelalacelle it will be stunning as always with anything you guys do ❤

[@jeannewheeldon6796]

@chateaudelalacelle Terry Periwinkle blue would definitely be a fantastic blue to have.

[@bruceellis9144]

Terry, you have the best, the coolest and the most dedicated and hard-working moms I know of.

[@autodidactin]

Terry, have you done any research about what colors were used on the Titanic? That might help you decide for the 401 Suite. The work you all perform with the tedious task of “filtering” makes all the difference in the splendid final results. So excited about a LaLacelle line of paints and wallpaper! Was impressed how Tracy navigated that ladder with both hands full. The evidence of her awesomeness is always apparent.

[@skdoremi6666]

The period of the titanic isn't the same as the Louis! Nor the 15 or the 16th!

[@LisaHollis-qc8vr]

The blue on the right is my favorite & is in keeping with the other elegantly transformed rooms 😊

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 😊

[@anitazwanepoel6923]

The blueish on right ..love colours more tone down for calming effect

[@sherrylelee8274]

Terry you have never failed in your colour choices - go with your instinct! ❤New Zealand

[@noorjasmiliaismail5024]

A bedroom should have a calming and soothing colour.

[@nikiplaysgamessveen9223]

The light blue

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@cherylchicky]

I absolutely love the color you’re leaning towards. How bold and fabulous it will be. Terry my friend pleeeeaase wear a set of goggles when using the electric sander. Look at your face in this video. So so much toxic debris is all in around your delicate eyes. They’re the only pair you’ve got pleeeease protect them when using electric sander. ❤😊. Keep calm and crack on !!! 👍🥰 hard work = progress and Wowzer have you all been making progress. Extraordinary job.

[@richardByrd-f4x]

Terry, you are a craftsman.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@globalunity4249]

The teal colors seem out of place and rather beachy to me. I am use to seeing the teal variation in homes here at the beach. Seems out of place when I think of all the great work you guys are doing at the chateau.

[@sgtpppr]

I know what you mean. Kinda surprising, but it's actually a very traditional wall color in period homes and chateaus. Google Light Green Chateau Wall Interiors

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks Ed. They won’t be the final colours. Just the ideas right now 🥰

[@lorispencer2046]

As fast as the 401 is going, when you get on the ground floor it'll go by in a breeze. Well done all.

[@EldaMariafly]

Seems too tropical for me. Looks like something you’d see in Jamaica or florida. It’s a beautiful color, just not so appropriate for the time period.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@laurenarigo3894]

I think getting it in a desaturated tone or slightly darker tone would fit the space better, less childhood bedroom.

[@marthaizaguirre6363]

The aqua tones wouldn't be my first choice, but I trust Terry's vision and whatever fabrics and wallpaper he had in mind are sure to be beautiful! 🤩

[@lisac1110]

I am not to keen about the greenish ones .more dtwan to the softer blue well terry you got your vision your choice for me they are a bit to.loud 😊❤😊❤😊

[@heatherarthur6232]

Red and black or grey with velvet type finish wallpaper would be beautiful.

[@tracey4474]

Try not to lose the age and character guys - you are at risk of creating something too Disney hotel otherwise. Acidic colours would be totally wrong imo so if you go green go much much softer more like the original colour on the panelling you are renovating? Maybe find fabrics then work to those colour palettes and no matchy matchy it jars terribly

[@vivienneturner2028]

My vote is for the one 1⃣ the right of the last 3 colour swatches you showed us.😊👍😁

[@cherylargenziano7475]

I like the actual blue but the other colors look too beachy!

[@alisonheppell9748]

I like the old aqua coloured paint that’s left on in the salon

[@melissalockhart8140]

So much work. So much patience. So much skill.

[@svg7335]

I've seen some beautiful chateau rooms with a lighter shade of the last grouping of 3 colors... the one on the far right. That one is similar to a sky blue. The beautiful rooms I've seen are more like a Robin's egg blue and cream. It's much lighter. Vivienne used a pretty icy blue shade in her fabrics in the bedroom where they put the bed in the corner catty-cornered. I dont recall the wall color. I agree with what others said that the turquoise seems more tropical. Of course we don't know your plans with the rest of the decor.😊

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks SVG :)

[@vickisasso543]

Paint selection.....whatever Terry chooses will be perfect!

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks Vicki! It will be 🥰🥰

[@katherinegeddie7687]

Whatever color speaks to you and your style ✨️ will be perfect when you are done. None of us have the same vision as you do. Everything you have done in your decorating of the rooms you have already done is absolutely gorgeous ❤!

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you so much!! ☺️

[@shirpaten]

Those turquoise shades are a bit too overpowering for me.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@madelinejarvis7353]

I do agreed the color are to sunny type . I did like the bleu but with less yellow in it , more softer. Not so much Caribbean Islands color.

[@stephaniedavis6531]

Blue on the Right. The other colors look like Miami, Florida colors.😊

[@brendathoms5588]

The wisteria blue color is pretty ❤

[@FrancesMorris-u9z]

A soft dove grey paint with lots of gold paint highlights around each and every panel, would look gorgeous!

[@joycehauke6027]

The aqua colors make me think of places I've stayed in Hawaii. I like the periwinkle blue much better. I think it fits more with the chateau.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 😊

[@1LuckieDuckie]

I'm certain the color you select will be the one that fits your room style and taste. Of all the colors you tested, the blue similar to wedgwood is my choice, but perhaps toned down a notch of two.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@laurariley308]

Keep with the light teal color… excited to see your special color scheme going forward!

[@kathyevans2968]

How fun letting your imagination run free, being creative and designing a room for people to stay in that they wouldn’t experience at their own home. I look forward to seeing what chateau worthy room unfolds. Your attention to detail is awe inspiring.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks Kathy 🥰

[@KarenSmith958]

You're all extraordinary! As someone of the same age as Tracy, she just blows my mind!

[@michaelflick1177]

The ceiling looks great. I'm sure 401 will be just as good or even better than 400.

[@paulwj62]

DInner will be done soon so may be chatting while stuffing my face lol

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks David 🥰

[@charlottemacdonald4167]

Wonderful plans for LalaCelle paint and wallpaper. 🥰

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you! 🤗

[@charlotter.morrill6503]

I should have added on my comment, that pale or quiet colors have their place too. I did mot quite make my point, that Terry and family should feel free to make their choices. I know they asked us, but I keep getting, from all the dearly loved chateaux I watch, that they sometimes feel a lot of pressure from their audience. My comment was meant to sympathize with both sides of the question. I do respect the comments made to my comment too. So…peace to all of us.

[@lorblacor]

Be wary of to bright a color for this room. As you undoubtedly know, every time you turn a corner and the paint color reflects back on itself, it looks more saturated and intense. If it's already a bold color, it can feel overwhelming. Best wishes on a choice for this and for the wallpaper you want to create.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 😊

[@kathywillis7459]

I can’t imagine the colors you’re looking at using. They would look too modern and garish in my own home, BUT, that being said, Terry, you always have a vision and a chateau can combine and use colors in ways that a “regular” home cannot. You do you and trust your instincts. They’ve never disappointed.❤️

[@cherilynn8852]

My favorite color is the light blue or periwinkle in the last three you showed us. I feel like the first ones (across the room) are too bold.

[@hildenesvik1942]

Hi, I absolutely love the old blue color that was in the cupboard. I now see it beside one of the windows. It a lovely warm blue. Think it would look stunning.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@sgtpppr]

"This is the one we've been looking at" .... Yes that one.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@dr.rebeccastout1878]

You have 2 cool colors and 1 warm. Personally I don't care for any of them I think the warm blue on the right is best of 3 but I would suggest another warm color. Perhaps a pale lavender that leans blue.

[@Cblackburn3083]

Yes - a lavender would look nice. Have to keep sightlines in mind. Whether looking across the hallway from the red room - it would look nice to see the lavender - vice versa. The turquoise would look oddly out of place and rather jarring.

[@vivanasperen3339]

A soft yellow with gold accents might be a good option too. Could be done with white below and yellow gold above. I saw this in many castles in England with some tapestry’s to pull in the colors. It’s a neutral color and can be accented with anything with it.

[@alexandra2jerry]

Sounds absolutely lovely and very English around 1940 but not Lalacelle 1800’s Sorry to disagree with another fan, I’m just thinking of Terry’s goal.

[@reillybb1]

I love that blue but it is very bright….I like the blue on the wall where you have 3 choices, the blue on the right is my favorite.

[@JanvanOordt]

Love the idea of having your own papers and product!!! This generations contribution to the Chateaus identity!

[@elibethbon]

Terry, unlike everyone else, I say if you’re going with that color, it needs to be a deeper turquoise. Whatever you pick will be beautiful!

[@marlenebrown-waterson4422]

The blue would really be awesome. Peaceful color.

[@dianamarksperber5927]

I think I can smell the filler! Ive done at least a million rooms in 50 years! What a job! You are all amazing. My neck hurts when you do the ceilings. I know how long that takes! Groove sanding is awful and I’m just in awe! Great job mum! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ritafoster4958]

Wow- over 300 comments on the choice of wall colours! Terry, you sure know how to ignite a discussion! 😂 Well done! ❤️

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you kindly

[@jillbainbridge6747]

First, I'd like to see you all protecting your eyes with safety glasses when sanding. I worry about all the spackle dust getting in your eyes. I agree with other viewer comments about the turquoise being too bright and a paler color being preferable. Great job as always!

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@alexandra2jerry]

I wince every time I see them sanding without proper protection and I’ve told them off myself but it’s fallen on cloth ears. I’m like an old grandma worrying over them. What their poor hands go through too….! Gloves, goggles, masks. It should be like a mantra, you know, when you go out and you say to yourself “Keys, wallet, glasses) 💕🥰😂💕

[@ldqa2737]

05:54 Left is beachy, middle is nice, right is Frenchy 😊

[@lorimondragon4559]

I love turquoise but if they could gray it out a bit, just so it wasn't so bright , I think it would go better. But honestly, Terry, you have nailed everything so far. So trust your instincts!

[@dianasmith6988]

I like the pale blue that Terry likes, but you have a design in your head that will all come together , l think designing your own wallpaper would give it a personal touch , go for it it hopefully not to expensive, or you could wood block the design yourself a lot of work but very rewarding, and one off ,

[@brettkruempel244]

The meticulous care you take with each little detail is truly remarkable. I admire your dedication and commitment.

[@paperchaser9565]

Wow..hard working team, hard working family..great job!

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 😊

[@rosewall782]

I like the blue color. It looks like a color you would see in a French chateau.

[@maryfoster1395]

Like the 2 on the right. Just have a more relaxing feel for a vacation suite….

[@rosiebeardshaw658]

It's all in the preparation! Attention to detail... you're doing it right! Bravo!

[@ashleyreeder3511]

continue looking for colors. Soft light colors.

[@BarbB56]

Not sure about the dark turquoise but I do like the paler one that was the middle colour of the three on the same wall. What ever you choose I’m sure it will be fabulous. X

[@catherinemtc7795]

I liked the blue.

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 😊

[@Tom68446]

Why not a soft light blue? Lighter than the one your sample is or a steel blue? The other colors seem too tropical? Love watching you showing us how you use these wood rebuilding products. Magnificent work!😮

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thanks Tom 🥰

[@angelavan478]

Some great decorating colors: periwinkle (Benjamin Moore - "Oriental Iris" - looks soft blue in morning light & lavender at night), aubergine (high pigment/ reflective & high shine looks best and in a room w/ tons of light shifts, but if go too dark the color dies), chartreuse (best w/ shine - velvet, satin, high gloss), green apple (large wall areas - clean set-off w/ white), pink (varied layered pinks or entirely one on almost everything),. And, the most underrated - orange, specifically--"persimmon" - but must be reflective, either gloss/shellac /satin or velvet, it is stunning in a library w/ dark wood & a fire--the orange glows).

[@bethquamme1154]

I always think the colors are too bright… BUT. When you are done it always looks fantastic! You know how to bring it together!

[@user-mr1br6os6v]

Amazing progress! The blue paint colors are vivid. Perhaps with the lush, rich red and gold bedroom, you could contrast with a calm, classic blue and white (wall & ceiling decorative detail) bedroom room, inspired by Robert Adams classic blue rooms in the great country houses of England. Some of the blue samples on the walls are a bit Disneyland in their intensity. I'm sure Terry has a vision, so the end result will be amazing. Crack on!

[@renelljudais8609]

I agree with you. How can any of those garish colours align with a red and gold bedroom? Surely all the rooms in the suite should work well together in terms of their colour palette?

[@LunaGrace62]

I can't wait to see what 'you' choose to accompany the fabrics and furniture.

[@KMF260967]

Love the light blue to the right. You want a nice calming vibe on holiday esp if you want to nao and read

[@susancronin3443]

The blue purple at the doorway where you were sanding is a very beautiful colour and it would look awesome with touches of gold…

[@meredithlynn]

Terry, I like the one you like the middle one of the three. It just seems calmer to me but whatever you choose, I’m sure will be amazing. I can’t wait to see what you are going to do with this suite❤😊

[@karenashworth5743]

I would go for Robins egg sort of shade, the bright colours are too modern and more beachy.However I am sure sense will prevail x

[@chateaudelalacelle]

Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[@maryrusso8417]

The middle brush stroke in the grouping of three is my favourite-it appears to be a blue/green with a touch of grey that softens the overall intensity of the paint colour...as always, the attention to detail is incredible...looking forward to the seemingly magical transformation of the 401 Suite.

[@gingerellison2497]

There have been so many things you you’ve done where I thought, “Oh no! That’s going to look awful!” But in the end I’m always wrong. You know what you’re doing, Terry, and have a vision I’ll never have. I’m way more like Ashe in that regard. I can’t wait to see what you choose. I know it will be beautiful in the end. The 400 suite proves it.

[@arpiyeretsian8924]

Hello Darlings The blue on the right You & your mom Rock Lots of Hugs❤🐶🐶

[@sasbas001]

The blue on the right is the one I like. Terry can make anything work 😍 Have you thought about doing a red velvet room?

[@lauramurphy9884]

Of the three colors shown at 5:54...The one on the left is very close to the well known jewelry company, Tiffanys', blue/green brand color. It is very pretty but that brand reference will always be there. And perhaps that is not a bad thing. I like the middle blue/green especially when taking into account the fireplace color.The thing I know about choosing colors is it rarely happens in a vacuum-fireplace surround, floor color, trim color and other "suite" colors are a consideration I am sure. I am thinking of The Red being used in the other room. It is so very intense that its "impression" will follow into the other rooms. Choosing a color that is harmonious and calming with The Red is the ticket. Oy. What a tough choice. I vote in a vacuum but I vote for the the green on the left. Go big or go home.

[@amandahugo1421]

I love that chippy look with the green. Sort of faded shabby chic. Maybe a scandi avian look. Soft blues and creams.

[@suzannevega2289]

I personally could not wake up to those bright colors but I'm sure y'all will make it work and look beautiful.

[@Siansonea]

I like the greenest of those blue colors, the one on the left where the three are together.

[@kathywyatt3180]

I love that you work for your dream. I spent most ,my life working for ,other people. Some day you will have a beautiful place.

[@Donna-fx8lu]

After seeing how amazing the completed rooms look, I am even more excited to see the next rooms!!

[@sarahwade1120]

I’m with the majority and think the softer blue is best, but I also think a rich cream color with gold accents would be so elegant and a nice compliment to the red that you plan to use in an adjacent room. But, whatever you do, I know that it will be beautiful.

[@peterkaufman8190]

I prefer the blue one on the right of the group of three colors. The greenish- turquoise are too in your face for me. BUT, if softened & lightened by adding white... probably fine. I imagine your secondary color could play a big role on how well it blends on your color selection. You will get it right. I appreciate seeing more of the work that goes into the restoration - liked Terry's explanations of what fillers he was using and why. So much hard work!!

[@veronicasmith1147]

I admire yer work ethics so much❤🎉

[@marilynkingsbury4126]

I am glad to see that the general reaction is that the teal colors are too exciting . By that I mean it causes an immediate response to stimulate the sense to be excited not relaxed.

[@yolandacrittenden7279]

The blue color on the right would be perfect.

[@sharontibbo2510]

The strong bright colours seem more leaning towards a childs room. I prefer the soft blue on the right, if you are really wanting a turkoise I suggest that you mute it with white by at least half .

[@moiramyers8180]

On the wall with the three Blues I am with you on the middle one. The colours on the other wall remind me of colours used in the 60's . Not sure on them I know whatever you decide on it will look amazing.

[@NicsGartenweltUndMehr]

It's really wonderful to see how much love and attention to detail you put into designing the rooms. After the completion of the 400-Olympic-Suite and the descriptions Terry has already made of the 401-Titanic-Suite, one can hardly wait to see more of it. Will there actually be a reference to Château to the last and mostly forgotten sister ship of the Olympic class, the Britannic (433)? Especially since it should surpass its sisters in terms of luxury.

[@deltonabf]

Astonishing what you, mostly self taught, can accomplish! ❤️

[@gwynethgrove772]

The green colors look very modern and may be overpowering all over, I like the cornflower blue, much more in keeping and easier to tone for fabrics etc.