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Comments (28)Hi, Thanks to all for your votes and advise. Here is a "small" picture of the cabinets. Everything else is being changed but the cabinets. Right now I have brass on the cabinets. Now, I'm thinking should I go with Oil rubbed bronze instead of satin nickel? What do you think? I'm thinking this because the backsplash tile will have some bronze accent tiles and the light fixture over my kitchen table will be dark bronze. I think the ORB hardware will contrast better with the cabinets...ahyayay!!!...See MoreGranite colors to complement Gray Pink Fireplace
Comments (22)I mistakenly posted this to the wrong person... can you believe that! I went through the entire answer, submitted, and then the OP wrote back that I must have been confused. So, I went back, copied, and am pasting it in to whom I meant it to be for! I feel so STUPID! boxer kills me with all those fabulous pics. I try and post/research but get so sidetracked staring at and following all the pics/links. I'm just not feeling the dark granite for your space. From your pics it seems almost like a Mid Century kind of home... BEAUTIFUL! I think your stonework on your fireplace is just gorgeous. I would not paint it. However, with all the angular lines of the walls/ceilings/stonework; I'm somewhat bothered by the wood walls. I love wood, covet your wood floors; but I do think your home would be so much more "refreshed" without the wood walls. I also think it would make the fireplace really POP. I'd either take the wood off and skim coat/paint, or I know I've seen episodes on some home remodeling show where they used some product to fill in the cracks and then skim coated/painted, OR... last resort... pull the wood off and re-sheetrock and paint. I'd love a soft gray color against that stone.... a warm light gray. ANyway... to countertops. Are you kitchen floors the same wood? Sorry if I missed that somewhere. I think I'd choose a light almost white gr anite for the kitchen. Your cabs are going to be a beautiful rich color. If the floors are also wood, I'd love the soft look of a whiteish granite. HOw about something like Andromeda White? Alku05 has it in her gorgeous kitchen. I hope it's OK I'm embedding her pic: A closeup from Granitestock's site: Another one could be Kashmir White. It has a little bit of brown in it: One more...GraniteStock calls it Wine River. I don't know what else it goes by but it's a white with movement: Let me know likes/dislikes and we can go from there. There are a million great backsplash choices to tie this all in!...See MoreNeed Help selecting a paint color
Comments (10)I wasn't even going to post an answer when I read your question, because my first thought was a pale, soft green, and I figured it you wouldn't be interested in a cooler toned shade like that. Reading the other posts, though, yes, I agree wholeheartedly with the other posters. Your cabinets are really warm and beautiful, I think terra cotta would be a *lot* of reddish-brown without the needed contrast. I love Ben Moore's Silken Pine. It's just barely darker than a tinted white; a very pale green. You could also consider BM Palladian Blue at 25% or 50% saturation, or BM Classic Gray- popular because it's a very neutral, gorgeous gray. Not too warm or to cool, they really got this one right. Anyway, when you do settle on a color, you may want to do some GWing/Googling and figure out which colors in that family are popular go-to colors professional designers. I've learned that using their go-to colors saves me tons of money in paint sample quarts poor color choices....See MoreBacksplash or other option for budget bathroom reno?
Comments (2)Well, I would forgo the white and have a cohesive bathroom that includes almond... It will look better than trying to "ignore" it... I happen to like almond in the bathroom and am hoping it becomes popular again...you can do gray with it, but it's not so easy. You need a warm gray paint. I like this mirror for inspiration.. Here's a pretty shower curtain with beige and gray......See Moreseaglass7
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