Charley, I would paint the wall the Moccasin as others suggested. Pretty color BTW! I just pulled out the BM color deck to look at it. Why don't you paint the trim and fireplace the lighter shade on the card - mohair? Another option would be to choose a darker color from the card for the fireplace like baked cumin or gingersnaps. If you do this, then everything will definitely blend! Even if you do the fireplace darker, I would stick to a lighter moulding color but not stark white.

Skittles, I really don't know any thing about Olympic paints but most likely, like all paints they have different levels. I would just get whatever one suits your needs. If you find a color in one brand but want to use a different brand the paint store can usually just plug the color and brand info into their computer and get the formula to make the color in the brand of your choice. Just make sure the use the correct tint base (i.e. light base or mid- base). As far as my backsplash goes, the tile is called Shamrock Shake Multi. I bought it from a local flooring and tile store who gets it from a midwest distributor called 21st Century Tile. So if you happen to live in Wisconsin, I can tell you were you will get the best price (even cheaper than the on line) I found only one online source that sells the tile. Their picture of the tile though is really poor. I would never have bought it from just looking at their photo. Here is the website: http://mosaiccreationsonline.com/ShamrockShake_GlassMu.html Also the online site and 21st Century Tile's website both show the tile with a tan/ beige grout. I used a dark onyx green grout and IMO it looks so much better with dark grout. In my backsplash search I found other mosaics with similar color glass tiles but none that had all the elements of the Shamrock Shake Multi. You should be able to see from my photo very dark green smooth glass, a medium green textured glass and a light green frosted glass. In the mix there is also some kind on stone tile and the stainless steel tiles. I actually bought my backsplash tile before I even demo'd my kitchen because I loved it so much and didn't want to take a chance on not being able to get it later. Hope this info helps you. Good luck on your remodel.

I've no experience with any of these colours but someone here did do an accent wall in their living room in Porpoise. Turned out really well. My advice is to try out each colour on inexpensive canvas boards (dollar store?) and check how they fare throughout the day in your room. It's really the only way to see if we'll like a colour in our space.

You have to paint Brown color for the roof and light cream for the bricks if you want an antique look because you putting in question you love the antique look you have to paint the gray color for the bricks and Light cream for the roof.