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Comments (2)Hi McFlurry we just went through the same thing we wanted grays with a beige tone. We picked SW Perfect Greige for bottom, SW spalding gray for shakes and SW turkish coffee for shutters and accent...our door will be stained as well. I don't think you can go wrong with any colors you picked....adaptive shade is really nice. Good luck!!...See MorePaint color advice! SW Light French grey with Mink or Peppercorn?
Comments (11)Lovely! thank you Kisa. The lighting will be poor this time of night, but I'll add photos in the morning. As we opened the kitchen into the living room by removing a wall, I plan on painting both rooms Light French Grey with Snowbound Trim. the far wall in the living room (opposite the kitchen) Will have a TV and art on it, and I'd like to make it appear to recede and add some drama to the room. We are getting new furniture, and only have chairs on order so far, with sofa decided, but not upholstery, so everything else is flexible, but going for lighter furnishings. I know we should wait to paint, but my husband may divorce me if we don't get paint on the wall. It's been months with patchy walls from our remodel! He works from home and the unfinished walls are driving him crazy...See MoreSW Wordly Gray 7043 exterior
Comments (5)Thank you. Can you tell me where you found that 2nd pic? I have been searching a long time. Looks nice, like the shutter color too....See MoreGray trim to go with SW alabaster body and SW urbane bronze
Comments (5)Intellectual Gray, Analytical Gray, Sandy Hook Gray, each move increasingly, very slightly more clockwise ⏰ on the Color Wheel, away from the Yellow-Red Hue Family in comparison to Worldly Gray. They are also slightly darker and more colourful than Worldly Gray. Large chips or a sample board will help you decide how far away from Worldly is ‘enough’ to mitigate any sense of ‘pinkness’....See MorePatricia Colwell Consulting
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