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

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.

agree,,,curtains are too short. (the rod could be raised another inch or so) curtains should kiss the floor. Like this one. see the top and the bottom? Similar to yours. see how the rod is up to the ceiling? nice art over fireplace. these chairs are across from the sofa are the windows this size? maybe forgo the drapes, do some roman blinds. redo the fireplace w/some simple wood trim work/board and battern, hang a nice piece of art (this would go w/your blue chairs) Your drapes are fine, but don't fit this room? anywhere else you could use them? Is the fireplace staying as is? Does the tv have to go on top? (it's undersized) or is there another wall to mount it? This is a perfect set up. The woven wood blinds w/simple white drapes look great. notice the windows, the tv on the other wall, I think you have room for a large plant in the right corner, placement of furniture, and simple redo of the fireplace. That red tile and art deco surround is a bit difficult to work with. this is smaller than your room, but some trimwork over the fireiplace, new surround, bench seating under the windows this one is nice too. a simple wood mantle surround painted white, little window benches, inset blinds w/tall valance. instead of a tv, vintage decor items on the FP mantle. sheer drapes on a curved rod, almost to the ceiling. updated surround w/shiplap and tv above it. sofa and chairs face each other w/coffee table in the center

I used shoji on one of my previous home‘s exteriors, and it was very peachy. but i used it in my current home’s foyer and formal dining room, and in my foyer i adore it, but in my dining room i cannot stand it where it once again went peach on me. i think the windows to the floor give too much sun & turn it peach, and maybe that’s why it was peach on my other home that didn’t have a lot of old growth around it. 2 other colors you could try are SW oyster white SW natural choice once you pick your brick color, just go one shade darker for your shutters to get that look. SW heron plume walls and SW worldy gray doors, cabs and trim give that look you’re going for in my powder room and keeping room. but the colors have a little bit more taupe undertones than the pic you posted. your colors are taupey beige. not totally taupe and not totally cream/yellowey either and not totally peachy beige either. i’d say your pic is beigey taupe. wool skein may work for shutters too. i see a hint of green in the shutters just in case younwant taupe SW heron plume walls and SW worldly gray doors, cabs, & trim 👇👇 Same SW heron plume and wordly gray