I am a sucker for this color because it compliments the trim. - KJM
a more chalky navy-gray - KJM
this is a great blue-green - KJM I love this for the living room. AMP (SY: try Benjamin Moore Sea Pine maybe? Sea Pine is my dining room and it reads differently in various houses, this image seems to have more green in it than sea pine -KJM)
love all the frames. - KJM
peacock - KJM I like this for the dining room but not sure how the transition will go. I like the transition from sage green to navy.. if it would look smooth like that it could work. AMP. (SY butting in here: OMG I LOVE THIS.)
muddy something something non-color - KJM
Sage green and navy near each other - KJM, I dig it...AMP (Adam)
light sage green - KJM Too light- almost like you're always wondering if there's color AMP
Lake blue - kjm Would something like the lake blue be better for the living space since it's small? AMP No. Light or dark color will not change the size of the space. hehehe...The color won't make it feel bigger or smaller, but a light color may make it feel more airy...but I think natural light has more to do with that than paint color. make sense? -KJM
All navy - KJM
i did not include the porch in the drawing. I didn't measure it, but I can have it measured if needed.
note how ceiling is lower in add-on on the left.
detail of formica around column where waste pipe from upstair bathroom is. Possibly structural bits may be in here too...not sure.
what their stairs look like. but they are all chestnut, not painted white.
open kitchen, beam remains
note the slope of the ceiling in the addition section. wonder if there is slope above drop ceiling in your house.
this house took the proch into the living room
this kitchen has eat-in part in addition part
galley style
beam still remains - this little upper cabinet is silly.
beam remains
This could work well too against the blue of the walls. Opposite of color wheel.
Q