For what it's worth, I've found Valspar color samples to be very accurate to their actual paint color. And you can buy a sample jar of the paint for less than $3. I did that to touch up paint in my sister's new home, we had no idea what paint was used. But by using color samples & getting a sample jar, we got a perfect match. This post was edited by suel41452 on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 16:50

hermustangs, if you'll read the "new to GW" thread below on this page (or if it's left this page by the time you read this, search for it) you'll find explicit instructions on how to post photos; very easy to do. I think you'll get many more responses if you include photos. I'm not good enough with colors personally to try to answer your questions without seeing the rooms. Good luck!

Try a swatch of Benjamin Moore "Atrium White" against the Blanched Coral. It is basically a white with a very subtle pink tone to it. If you like how they look together you may want to consider putting the atrium white on the upper half of the walls since it is the lighter color of the two.

Hi Patricia, Here's a pic of my storm door with cranberry trim. The painter painted the wooden part around the storm door Merlot in an attempt to match the cranberry on the storm door. We were trying to make the door and window colors more uniform. Initially, Merlot was too dark but appeared to match because that area is in the shade & it looked ok against cranberry storm door trim but as you'll see in other pics, the Merlot is not flattering and is more purple. Cranberry storm door with painted wooden trim in Merlot. Here, the inside window paint color is reddish-brown and clashes with the Merlot. This is side door. We ordered a new cranberry storm door to match the front door! What was I thinking?! Front of house outside window trim in Merlot clashing with inside window paint color! PLEASE HELP!!