ShipLap Color Color or Naw color!
We are currently building a reading nook for our home. I need help and advice on a color of shiplap. In the picture below for our inspiration the shiplap is white, however I want a pop of color. My kitchen and every major cabinet is white in my home, so I thought it would be nice to incorporate some color by changing the shiplap. Also my shiplap boards are 10inch wide and I want a very smooth finish. My thoughts are the 10inch smooth boards will modernize the shiplap look. Since my home is on the modern side with a bit of some old charm. I am leaning toward the color blue!!...I just need help choosing which tone/color of blue.
This is our inspiration...
This is what we have accomplished so far....
These are the colors I have been attracted to but go back and forth constantly.
Top color is Westcott Navy BM, Middle color is Blue Note BM, and bottom color is Hale Navy BM.....
This next color I just found recently and I might be leaning towards it, seems like a perfect blue grey color. I feel like a dark blue grey color might feel more neutral and give me more options to incorporate different colors and dimensions down the line. (picture does not do it justice)
Color Cyberspace SW
Some extra photos below of colors and textures in my home....
Quartz behind Hood Range (kitchen)
Shelves (kitchen) same shelves will be in my built in nook
Light will go in Built in nook
Couch color and texture
PLEASE help! very indecisive!!!
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Comments (14)Acountryfarm and holligator you have beautiful spaces! Did either of you hesitate to use pine? My builder is afraid that the knots will eventually show through. I thought the proper primer would prevent this. He's talking redwood or something that I know would be quite a bit more $$$. How long have you been in holligator? Looks like your paint job is still perfect. Sorry I missed this, but no, I would definitely not hesitate to use pine again. We love it! We've only been in since January, but there's no sign of the knots coming through. My husband did the paint job, and he was VERY thorough with the primer. He used Zinsser BIN, which is designed specifically for this purpose. NOTHING gets through that stuff. He went over each knot very carefully with primer using a brush, then he applied the primer to the whole board using a roller, then he went back over the knots with another brush coat. The whole ceiling then got, I think, three coats of paint. I will strongly suggest, however, that the wood be primed and the first coat of paint applied before the ceiling is installed. With our construction schedule, my husband didn't have a chance to do this before they installed it, so he had to do all the priming and painting standing on a ladder looking up. It was back breaking work. Getting the grooved thoroughly covered was extremely difficult, too, and would have been much easier if they were at least primed before going up. Just another quick story in praises of Zinsser BIN...when we were doing our ceiling, I shared info about this product with a friend. Several years prior, she had moved into a house that had been previously occupied by smokers. They had used Kilz to prime everything and repaint, and that got rid of almost all the smell. The only room that continued to be a problem was the bathroom. It was fine dry, but when it got steamed up from a shower, the smoke smell was overwhelming. She primed it with BIN and repainted again, and hasn't smelled smoke since. That stuff is amazing! Here is a link that might be useful: Zinsser BIN primer...See MoreShip lap or other paneling
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Comments (14)I'm no expert, but I don't think you should do shiplap or paneling, even though I have a house full of dark paneling from the 60s that I painted white in the 90s and I am reasonable happy with the look. I would remove the framed mirror from the dining wall and leave that wall blank. I would also remove the white relief artwork from the hallway--I don't think that every wall needs to be decorated. Remove the "C" above the sink and the tchotchkes over the kitchen cabinets and elsewhere else in the room. I would also look at inspiration photos to figure out something simpler and bolder for the mantel decor, because I would think that's where you want the focal point of your kitchen and dining area to be....See MoreRelated Professionals
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