Wall colour transition to bedroom and ensuite
We renovated our kitchen, living room, dining room (one large room now) last summer and I chose atmospheric blue from benjamin moore for the accent wall and then lightened the colour for the other walls. Our master bedroom is right off the living room. I would like to have some variety in the colours, rather than the same colour throughout the house. However, I don't care for grey or really neutral colours. The ensuite will be separated from the bedroom by a hazy glass pocket door. The ensuite will be quite open with a glass shower, and the ceiling angles from 8 feet to over 10 feet in the ensuite. I am puzzling over a colour for the bedroom, ensuite. Repainting those ten foot walls would be challenging so I would like to get the colour right the first time. The cabinets will be a light charcoal colour, the flooring and shower walls will be a ceramic tile which resembles travertine. Any suggestions for me? In the photos, the largest ceramic tile is the colour I have chosen.. in the photos of the house, the bedroom is through the door at the left of the photo (the lighter coloured wall).
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PROBeth H. :
6 years agoyou don't like gray or neutral colors? and you don't want to use the same blue as the other part of the house?
doesn't leave much choice. sage greens? a Greige would be your best here since it will go perfectly w/your floor/cab/stone. black, white, gray-blue,gray greens,,
here are some paint colors. grab some samples and see what you think
the paints above/below work well with your cab/stone
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