Sassy Green for my kitchen backsplash, Rice Grain for my living room.

I was going to buy a bunch, but the Softer Tan I was going to use in a large part of the house turned very highlighter yellow/green once up on the walls. I ended up with a BM color and paint. Both stores are close by so I don't color match. I was going to use SW Whole Wheat in the dinning room and living room, but now that the main color has changed I need to go back to sampling colors.

Obstinate Orange. It's my kitchen's color and our recent remodeling means one wall needs to be repainted. Wish I was buying something for fun....

My recent purchases are: Latte, Nomadic Desert, and Halcyan Green.

Light french gray for my bath.
Dee

Just responded to the SW sale and I want you to know you can buy the white paint at sale prices, and tint later FREE, just in case you can't decide...like myself!! Remember they tint to your favorite BM colors too.

I want Celery for the guest BR.

I decided to get Nomadic Desert instead of Latte since my living room is a bit on the dark side. I think I'm going to pick up an extra can or two untinted paint, as well. Great idea!

I'm repainting my front door in SW Kimono Violet accented with Vigorous Violet. My dark purple door was getting lost in the shadows. I'm going a lot brighter on this one. *fingers crossed*

I like the idea of buying the white paint and waiting to choose the tint, since I have a couple of bedrooms yet to paint and don't know where I'm going yet. Would you just tell them you want the white base paint or do you have to actually name a certain white or how would that work?

So far I've bought 8 sample pots :)

I'm driving myself batty over the color choices. We just bought a small, older 3 bedroom home and need to paint it inside and out. Instead of stressing out (and losing sleep!) I'll buy several gallons of white base on Monday (last sale day) and have it tinted when I get this color scheme figured out.

For the interior, leaning toward Comfort Gray, Sea Salt, Softer Tan (hope this plays nicely with the two cool grays), Dover White for trim. Also need to paint kitchen cabs but I think I'll use Cabinet Coat paint for that.

I do like SW Superpaint formula - I've been painting all the closets in a White eggshell finish. Goes on like a dream, one coat coverage - I'm impressed!

Whole Wheat in den, Believable Buff in foyer and stairs and Grassland in Master bedroom

The problem with buying white is that it won't tint to to anything but pastel tones. If you want a medium to dark color, you need to buy the appropriate base for that color range. If they are on a 3 base system, then that means choosing a medium or deep base if that is appropriate. And it's sometimes difficult to know which base something will need if it's borderline medium/dark.

Surely they would exchange the base color on an unopened can in the same brand paint, huh?

Oops! I forgot to answer the question...only one sample pot... SW Argos. Some of the paint I bought/am buying will be tinted later even though I'm fairly sure what they will be. It's that prerogative thing ;-)

I just recently painted my master bedroom and bathroom SW Sand Beach and am loving it. I am considering SW Chopsticks for my kitchen but absolutely love SW Copper Mountain but afraid to take the leap in this kitchen. I had it in my former kitchen.

We've stocked up during the last 2 sales to spruce up our new-to-us, horribly bland house. Here are the colors we're using so far:
- foyer and hallways: Canvas Tan
- trim and molding throughout: Pure White
- front living room: Balanced Beige
-dining room: (above chair rail: Dried Thyme
- family room: Tatami Tan
- Master Bedroom: Sensuous Gray
- Office: Camelback
- Guest room: Harvester
- Guest room2/reading room: Copper Pot

Alabaster for kitchen cabinets
Aloe for walls ( really teal retro color)
Ellie Gray for an adjacent wall, but thinking of changing it to wool skein

Thinking of Hazel or Silvermist for dining room...

Oak Creek for DR
Khaki Shade above chair rail & Dapper Tan below chair rail in foyer

High Reflectance White.
Starting Office on Tuesday!

It feels so good to finally be putting the 'real' paint on the walls after yrs. of living w/ CTG samples on the walls. It's finally getting done for real!!!

Trim Color - Creamy
Living room - Favorite Tan
Bathroom- Modest White
Kitchen - Blonde
Laundry Room - Netsuke
Entry Door - Riverway
those 40% off sales are wonderful

I bought Blonde for our kitchen, Baguette for our living room, hallway & dining room, Perfect Greige for our bedroom and Tony Taupe for our spare room.

We're already painted the Blonde and Baguette and I love them both!

we painted our whole first floor SW Blonde. There is so much light variations in the rooms, it looks like we used different colors. It was easier to paint everything the same. Now i wont forget what color we used, and the color variation due to lighting differences is enough so its not boring. We love the color, it is very versatile and looks good in all light. Its just a nice neutral backdrop with color. If you like BM Moore paints, we used Flowering Herbs in the hallways upstairs..it is a beautiful taupey green and looks nice where its visible to the the SW Blonde. In the past, Ive used alot of BM Bar Harbor Beige, which is my all time favorite neutral beige.

Tricorn Black...for when I finally get the nerve to paint the interiors of my entrance doors. Talk me down! LOL

I didn't buy any. :'(

I saw this post yesterday but didn't open it until today. Dang. I would've bought a color for the guest room maybe a celery color. Also new hallway color, hall bath color and extra trim paint.

That's OK, I didn't make it either! Just too busy at work this week. Oh well, realistically I won't be able to to paint until Christmas break probably.

catkin,

My interior doors are all BM Iron Mountain. Once I painted them, after a day or two they really just faded into the background. It's only when other people come to my house and compliment the doors (unsolicited)that I even notice them anymore. Don't be nervous. It's really not as big a deal as you think it is, but you'll find them a hundred times more stylish than a plain white door once you get it done.

Just did my master br with SW Argos on 3 walls and SW Riverway for the accent wall behind the bed. STUNNING!