I am looking for page 4 of the blueberry gingham layette from Herrschners. I have contacted them but they can not help as it is discontinued. It is from 2002 can anyone help.

Actually, I've never liked the yellow since I did it - it was on the advice of my designer, and I've had to change her whole colour scheme room-by-room since it made the place feel depressing...I thought I'd start with the living room with the blue and add a complimentary colour to the adjoining room after I got a feel for the blue. I do have a green chip up on the wall similar to what you describe..been leaning that way as well, but I'm afraid the whole front of the house will feel too cool then...I'll post in decorating like you suggest :) Thanks

Oh my goodness - you are all amazing at this! I can't wait to stop by the paint store to pick up chips for all of your suggestions! Jeana these options are all fantastic, and the Kilim Beige might fit exactly what I've been imagining to add that richness compared to the BM Summer Harvest...But I will consider them all. I'll try to post actual pics on the weekend, and pics of the finished product when it is freshly painted. Roarah, you place is lovely! The gray would be very dramatic with my dark trim, but with white trim it is beautiful :)

LFG can give off a purple-blue undertone in certain lighting. Just had it done and it was mixed correctly. I had our bedroom painted with it and in natural light, with sun, it is the beautiful gray most of love. In the evening, and with artificial light, it does put off those blue tones but for me, in a bedroom, it’s not offensive. I’m trying to look at it with an open mind and the important thing for me is it still feels soothing and fresh. We tried about 6 different grays on our walls (tan to start)... Analytical gray was too mocha, Chelsea gray was nice but a little too cement for a whole room. The key to make it pop was painting the ceiling Ceiling Bright White and we will do the trim and baseboards either in Alabaster or High Reflective White.