I just recently added the red accent pillows to tie in the tv stand because I have a red tv stand. I know the wall color won't bother most people but it bothers me and I don't like it. Too beige. I feel like I need something with a little color in it instead? It looks like Motel 6 - dark carpet and Beige walls ugggh.

I just wanted to update with a few pictures of my dining room. I did go with Woodlawn Blue, and I love it! In low light situations (most of the day), it is a quiet gray blue that still livens up the room: In evening and early morning it goes much greener: It is NEVER baby blue, thank goodness. The chair rail and white portion of the wall are Chantilly Lace, which I chose because it kept its crisp whiteness even in the shadowiest times of day. (And... I liked the name.) BUT it doesn't match the trim at all. I will repaint it to match but couldn't quite face the task of doing it once I was done with this project! (You can see here how the original trim color looks dingy next to the Chantilly Lace.) I can see now a dark blue gray would have been a big mistake! Also, when I looked at pictures online of Woodlawn Blue I really disliked it, but it seems completely different in my space. Thanks again for all your help!

I am having my bedroom painted.. looking for Benjamin Color suggestions. Thinking blues but open to suggestions! Any suggestions appreciated. Thank you

so we have this, on furniture this on bedding? I would forgo the sea salt (which is the wrong tone for this combo) and try something like this. (BTW, to get a true representation, you need to prime that wall white before trying the samples. that darker gold tone will alter that one sample coat) BM colors: you could also go w/a very soft, lighter blush color.