Paint help

11 years ago

Kitchen came with this textured paint but I'd like to change it.... Any ideas? Kitchen is very nicely lit during the day....

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MarleneM

11 years ago

Is the wall textured or just a paint technique like sponging? If it's not completely flat if will show through, so you may have to dance it first. I think a light Greige colour like BM ?Revere Pewter or Edgecombe Grey would be nice. The current colour is too close to floor colour and you need some contrast.

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Mark Toguchi
Original Author
11 years ago
Great ideas- will get swatches tomorrow - thanks!!!
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zazfuzzroc
11 years ago
Quick tip for you..... pick up at least six of each swatch/color you like, tape them together from the back. It gives a much better impression of the color without having to purchase a bunch of samples. Good luck! :)
Natalie
11 years ago
Hi---two color charts for you---BM's Brandon Beige and Coastal Fog... SW's Stone Lion and Loggia... Compare the colors to your wood tones and granite. Hope this is helpful. Good Luck!
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Mark Toguchi
Original Author
11 years ago
Tried revere pewter and edge comb grey. Looks totally different on my wall!!!!
Natalie
11 years ago
Didn't pick up the colors I suggested? Think more ash undertone is the way to go. :) Good Luck!
zazfuzzroc
11 years ago
Be sure to prime first, especially over such a dark color... the new paint will not show true to color. Good luck! :)
MarleneM
11 years ago
I say prime first as the yellow on your walls will influence colour. Natalie gives excellent advise on paint colours so I would check out her recommendations if you aren't liking how these look. Good luck!