Well thank you! 1. I found the color of your green dining room but what color is the living room with the fireplace? BM Decatur Buff 2. What is your trim color? White, white, and it's oil from BM 3. Are your interior doors wood or white? Painted white, except for my front door which is mahogany and stained a lighter color.

Hard without knowing exact shades and your style and the whole concept you're going for, so totally agree with others-nothing will be as helpful as seeing your pics Without that crucial info-I can tell you so many colors your leather can be and work beautifully..whites/off whites, tan, blue, purple, green, pink..you see what's happening here? too many possibilities(and lascatx is right-generally speaking,you pay more if you want more "non-standard" color, not always but in most cases..not without exceptions though, and Macy's, with its limited choice, is indeed an exeption, somewhat. ) but many possibilities are nice to have too:) I personally love leather in colors..and find it much more versatile to use against different backgrounds/with many pallettes, than, say, something like black. (coming from someone who has more leather seating than she'd like to have lol..I've aubergine, off white, sunflower yellow, brick red..ready to switch some of these, at this point, frankly..I covered couple of armchairs as to have other textures, you know. they're obviously not situated in one room either..but one gets tired of leather after 20 years, even though of course it's immensely user friendly))) please post your pics if you want more specific advice/suggestions of stores, etc and whatever your style is-the lines is the most important thing (well and quality of course)..pleasing lines, good lines, whatever color you go for

I'd be taking wall colour cues from the carpet. A nice warm neutral, brighter than your current and it will coordinate beautifully with your media cabinet. Do you have those paint apps from SW or BM? You can take a picture of your carpet and it will tell you the closest paint colour match. That would be my starting point. Always test your contenders in every light to avoid disappoint. Once you narrow it down to three potential colours, get the test samples and paint some inexpensive art canvases to prop up on every wall. Good luck! Keep us posted. :)

That is not going to be an easy project. Especially if you are planning to do a contrasting color on the back panel. A professional outcome would likely require disassembling the shelves. You need to sand all of it carefully or the paint will scratch off as soon as you put all of those things back in it. And it should be sprayed, not brushed. It’s a beautiful shelving unit. I would try restyling the pieces that go in it before trying to paint it. If you really don’t like it, it’s probably easier to replace it with something else. But it looks like someone payed a pretty penny for it !