what color did you choose? photos? how much prep was done before painting

A friend of mine, her husband is a top surgeon so she built a humongeous home, and had dark stained floors and painted the entire entry and main living areas in BM Camoflage...so incredibly gorgeous! It gave off just a hint of color in the sage range...definitely not brown. I loved it so much I painted my living room in it...LOL Well, my living room is small and has bad light and it is a very dark room now.. I love the color Camoflage, but you need a room with lots of light for it to work well, because otherwise you end up in a cave like me. I will be repainting it this spring with something lighter. :)

Our hearth room has a similar cathedral ceiling with massive beams, and it gets lots of light thanks to a wall of east facing windows plus south facing french doors. Both the walls and ceiling are painted Manchester Tan. It's actually the one room in our home where I really like HC-91, probably because of the light. Elsewhere, it seems a bit blah. No offense meant to anyone who loves HC-91, it's just that our previous homes were filled with lots of color and this was a huge change. I expected to repaint the entire house, eventually, and if I ever do the hearth room won't be changing.

Thanks, all! I will be using it to paint older oak kitchen cabinets and maybe the walls of my kitchen, for a monochromatic look (will keep the white trim). My kitchen is in desperate need of a freshening up and I have heard trying to renovate right now with all of the covid delays is a nightmare. Hoping a coat of paint will buy us a couple years. Didn't want white, just something a couple shades lighter (and less orangy) than the oak. I will post the after pics when its done. Lenox Tan - I saw online how popular it is, with designers as well. I understand its a great color, too, and a bit deeper/darker.