Let your furniture dictate your lines. In rooms without prominent architectural elements, use your furniture as paint color cues.
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Use varying shades of the same color to create wall art
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On Color Cohesion in the home: As you make your color choices, go with what you love, not just what is trendy. DeWalt suggests picking one neutral and two accent colors to carry throughout every room. In this house beige and dark wood are the constants, and blues and greens provide the accents.
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My favorite pure white is White Dove OC-17, by Benjamin Moore. This white, shown here in this gorgeous kitchen, is crisp with no undertones. It looks great against any color.
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This dramatic great room is painted in Dunn-Edwards' Baby Seal DE 6361.
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This elegant entry is painted in Sherwin-Williams' Accessible Beige SW7036.
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This elegant bathroom is painted in my favorite greige, Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter HC-172.
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This sun-filled dining room is painted in Benjamin Moore's Mushroom Cap 177.
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This bedroom is painted in Benjamin Moore's Quiet Moments 1563, which is best paired with a crisp white.
Let your furniture dictate your lines. In rooms without prominent architectural elements, use your furniture as paint color cues.
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