Hello, my home interior walls are SW Silver Strand with white trim. Living Room/Dining Room areas needs helping hands to make them attractive. Leather beige/cream furniture, burgandy wall hangings, black wrought iron and no curtains at the 4 long 120 inch living room windows. Dining room has sliding glass doors that lead onto lanai with burgandy window coverings. All floors will be covered with luxury vinyl planks in the colors you suggest to coordinate with the silver strand walls. Can you help me make these rooms pretty and attractive and at the same time say, welcome? Help me find the right curtains for the windows, the best floor colors for the floors and would love to have an accent wall color. All suggestions appreciated.....and, you cannot hurt my feelings. Thanks bunches and bunches for your helping hands. See photos. Thanks.

@Beth Thanks for the suggestions. I'm certainly digging the trim designs, but might be more work than we want to take on right now! @graywings123 : That was our thinking as well - add a dark accent wall to "hide" the TV! What color would you suggest? When I looked at the complementary and adjacent colors to what we already have on the wall (Rotunda white) , It gave us the options below (attached pic). Would "Camping Trip" work better or "Kettleman" or any other suggestions?

I think I am confused. Is the mountain with the water your view, or is that just your computer screen? If the mountain is your view, you do not need an accent wall, because no one will ever look at it. However, I am guessing that the mountain view is not the real view. I am not a fan of accent walls unless you really have something to accent. You haven't described anything worth accenting yet. I think you need to give us a sketched out floor plan with windows, doors, and openings, along with the dimensions and uses of each space. That will help us give you a better answer.

I think most shades of red or maroon for a wall color is dated. (depending on your style, that is. I definitely don't like it for traditional decorating.) if you're not sure whether to take away or keep your maroon wall, I vote to take away. I'm also not a fan of a colorful accent wall when all other walls are beige. so if Wheatbread is the color you want, then skip the accent wall. bring in color with art and accessories. a design mistake I see people making all the time is when they want to incorporate a huge amount of a specific color just because it's their favorite. I recently tried to talk some friends out of painting their living room bold yellow, just because they love that color. they had a red couch and I kept trying to tell them any shade of yellow would look awful with their furniture. but they were going with emotion only ("yellow is the most cheerful") and did it anyway. later they complained to me that they hated their new wall color. go figure.