Paint help please!!!!!
mandybeck
10 years ago
We are purchasing a house and will be remodeling. I need paint suggestions! When you walk in the front door you can see the formal living, formal dining and family room at the same time. ( will include pic). We will be replacing tile with wood floor. Kitchen will have Dover white cabinets ( unless you think that's a bad idea!). Black honed granite, farmhouse sink. I was thinking of using something similar to BM tranquility in the kitchen. I really love this color. Would it be too much to have this in the formal living and dining as well? Then a neutral beige in the family room? I am open to all suggestions on colors. You might just change my mind!!! What would you do?
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PROBefore and After Interiors by Kathy
10 years agoI love Perfect Greige by Sherwin Williams or one step down Versatile Gray. The bedroom photo shown with PG. I use this color a lot because it blends well with most accent colors.
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