Luxury Vinyl color—please advise!!
Hello. I would be most grateful for your design advice. I will be laying new flooring throughout the house. Wall color is SW agreeable gray. I had this laid as a test run and I’m not loving the color. Your thoughts? It was very inexpensive to do as I managed to get the materials for free. So I don’t have qualms about taking it out and starting with another color. Your thoughts on what color would look fantastic with agreeable gray.? Your thoughts about this color and if you don’t think it blends well what is throwing it off? Too much brown or too dark? Thank you!!!
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PROJulie R. Dorathy
4 years agodecor and rugs will change look. I used mannington dockside seashell and agreeable grey walls
cynthia strong thanked Julie R. Dorathycynthia strong
4 years agocynthia strong
4 years ago
WestCoast Hopeful
4 years ago
PROBeth H. :
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoWell thanks AS. but OP is the one asking. If she thought it was fine, she wouldn't be here asking for options.
Cynthia, anything you like. You could do the doors in black, or charcoal, or any color. But if you like the color as is, then don't do anything. totally up to you. I like a bit of color, but that's me.
Do you like the flooring? If you don't, then put in a patterned tile or something w/a bit of color. the room is all white w/neutral walls. If you don't add a color or pattern, nothing will change.
for instance, painting the doors
similar wall color to yours. try BM Wrought Iron
do you have any cabinets in there? paint those too
maybe add some wood or tile, or sconces, or a rug
they did a darker gray on all the door molding. maybe try it on the trim and the doors. go 2-3 shades darker than your wall paint.
lastly, bold floor tile, black trim on doors and windows, wood. Since you've already go the wood look floor, try painting the doors/trim black or charcoal. bring in some black and white art. maybe some shelving w/baskets.
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