Hello Umer! Please have a look at some colour pallets. I hope they will help with your decisions .

If you were my client I would agree with Samantha that you really need to keep it to the naturals to keep it as light and airy as possible. The units are fairly dark and the black tiles will also be sucking in light so a green would make it feel quite a bit smaller and darker than it does now. I would paint it all in a nice clean and fresh off white (floors, walls and skirting) and than add your accent green in through accessories which will also make it easy to change if you get board of it or find is too cold in winter months. You could also paper the feature wall, as suggested, in keeping with the scheme. Hang a large mirror to help reflect light and then get some nice warm blinds or window dressing to add texture, warmth and a homely feel. You could also change the small light fitting in the dining room to a large pendent style light to hang over the dining table which will add impact and make the room feel more balanced. You could consider a 3D render/image of the space which do not cost too much but will give you a great look at the room after painting so you can see what is possible and what effect the colour will have on the space. I hope that helps :)

Nope - I think it's a fab idea!! What a pop of colour! It's behind the sofa so it won't be in your face (like it were the wall the TV is on) or distracting but it will be seen as soon as you enter and will really bring everything together - with personality and style! Great idea - go for it!

New kitchen cabinets are being painted in F&B Borrowed Light. What paint colour would go with this? My kitchen is south east facing.