Paint color advice please.
Jennifer Erickson
3 years ago
We recently purchased this 615 sq ft house only we ordered ours with black windows. We are leaning towards Sherwin Williams Salute but I am terrible about second guessing myself. I really appreciate any input :) PS I am not afraid of color so give me your ideas!
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3 years agoJennifer Erickson
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Paint color advice please.
Comments (2)I am not seeing French Country, but I think your cabinets, black accents and the stone fireplace would welcome B.M. Silver Lake. I suggest you paint the fireplace mantel the white of your woodwork....See MorePaint Color Advice Please!
Comments (2)I think that painting one wall an accent color would make your room look chopped-up and small. My daughter just renovated a home and she wanted a feature wall behind the bed. Her bedroom is slightly wider than yours. She also has a window behind the bed. She used horizontal shiplap, painted white. Again, its behind the bed, only. She hung curtains higher and wider around the window (so that the outside of the curtains is almost as wide as her headboard. The shiplap makes the room look wider than it is, and the curtains make her 8' ceilings even taller. And look at this cute idea for disguising your window. Hiding off center window over bed...See MorePaint Color Advice Please - light gray/bluish
Comments (5)Thank you very much megs1030 for those suggestions of Quicksilver and Icicle. We’ll take a look at those colors. Patricia Colwell, thanks for writing as well. Actually, our trim color will be a white - just not a stark white. It will not be a cream color. celerygirl, thank you as well for the Ice Cube color suggestion. We have a few other colors to consider now, so thank you all. Any other wall color suggestions would be welcomed. We love the idea of a grayish blue for a beach condo, just not too dark of a gray or too baby or too bright blue. Something serene and relaxing, like Reflection, just maybe a bit bolder would be ideal. We’re not too keen on greenish grays. Thank you!...See MoreSW Believablebuff or Tres Naturale or Buff paint Color? Advice Please!
Comments (3)<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Thank you!...See MoreJennifer Erickson
3 years agoWe will be building a big wood covered porch. The wood will come from giant cedar we have to take down. Do you think that will be enough of the wood element? I have also thought about doing a cedar trim around the windows and doors, too much? What about no trim? With the windows being black that might just be enough. Sorry for the rambling questions and thank you so much for the help! I also love the Ikea chairs :)
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