acountryfarm, I just love your Travertine tile! I love the various sizes and the colors. Real stone is truly beautiful. I am thinking of going with Porcelain Tile that looks like Travertine or tumbled marble in the kitchen or vinyl or Linoleum tile. I love the look of hardwood in the kitchen but My 4 little furkidz are let in and out of the sliding door by the kitchen solid wood table and I do not want to worry about damaging the floors. Right now I have Linoleum sheet floors in a very light color that is actually pretty but they are old (I bought my home 11 years and they were here and my home is 18 years old so I am not sure how old they are) and need to be replaced due to some damage on them. I love how I can spill anything on them and they wipe right up with no staining. They are so easy to take care of. But now I want something that is not worn on the edges by the door and by the walls and is rich and beautiful like your floor or light and happy like Brutuses kitchen floor. My kitchen opens up to the family room that right now has beige carpet but I hope to change it out to a hardwood floor but keep going back and forth between Brazilian Cherry versus Amendoim. I love the colors of the Brazilian Cherry and how rich it looks but I love that the Amendoim barely darkened up when I left the samples outside in direct sunlight for several days.

Help! We are re-doing our kitchen and I need to choose a cabinet color for my maple cabinets. Our home is the Tuscan style from the early 2000’s, so I do want to go with a warmer color. My walls are SW divine white. I like a bit of a darker beige or cream than Divine white to offset the lighter LRV of 72. Has anyone tried SW Natural Linen, BM Natural linen, BM Clay Beige, BM White Sand for cabinets? Also was thinking of Accessible Beige, but afraid it will be too gray. My kitchen is north facing, with minimal light. Our floors are noche travertine. We are going with a lighter granite or quartz and maybe Cle’ tiles for backsplash.

Choosing a paint color from someone else's photo is really not easy since lighting is so tricky in photos. This is still a work in progress. Top photo is Natural Linen wall with SW Pure White woodwork. In my photo it looks to have a pinky cast; this isn't the case in person. The wall with the samples is SW Natural Linen on upper left, SW Divine White lower left, and SW Nacre (definitely has a greenish cast) on the right. I was also looking for another shade just a tad lighter than the Natural Linen, and Divine White (obviously, not at all a white) is perfect.

We had Kilim Beige throughout our last house and really liked it. In the south areas, it was a warm beige, the north it turned warm gray, and 3000k LED brought out the peachy tones. I wanted a lighter version for our new build and went with SW Patience 7555. Patience looks similar to what you currently have. I really like it since the color seems pretty consistent in all types of lighting without the peach. Kilim beige Patience Other colors I considered: SW Softer Tan 6141 SW Dirty Martini 9119 SW Antique White 6119 ETA: I'm in the Houston area.