Paint color help to highlight red
We need to paint our interior hallways downstairs thru upstairs - we have two problems a very oldfashioned slate floor and wood work that comes across yelliwish green We need a paint color that will bring out the red in the wood and that does not bring out yellow or green It also needs to be light reflective and not dark as there are no windows in this area We are not going to paint wood, floor or remove floor for various reasons once painted we will replace the carpeting on the stairs with a neutral thks
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PROSabrina Alfin Interiors
last yearI'd actually go for a really light green-gray like Benjamin Moore's Gray Owl. It would work with your floors and it would take away the yellow tinge. Agree with the above that you need better, brighter lighting in there, too.
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PROPatricia Colwell Consulting
last yearIMO first fix the lighting and since it is minimal change the bulbs you have to LED 4000K. I agree a grayed green might work I like this one from BM I often cut it 25% for anice hint of color
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last yearI would paint your walls sw shoji white. It would be so pretty against the wood grain and give it a modern look.
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PROBeverlyFLADeziner
last yearI simply copied a color in the rug. Here are the colors as the SW app perceives them. Might not be exact but close.
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