I would definitely go for a light wall color with your natural woodwork, especially since this is a sunroom. It's hard to tell from the samples on the wall, but I lean toward one of the lighter ones in the middle-left (is that navajo white?). Maybe try some different warm off-whites like the navajo to see what looks best against your carpet and sofa.

It does not look like a sun room. Where are the large windows? Are you planning to enlarge the windows? If you want it to look sunny, use an off - white paint. You can use off - white Roman dhades, perhaps with some colored trim. Use a wonderful patterned rug. LL Bean has indoor outdooor rugs which are the greatest. One is green with stripes around the edges. Fabulous quality.

from the four you have there, I think Navajo White

One Kings Lane regularly has sales on the most wonderful indoor/outdoor rugs. I bought a 4x6 for my Dad's little sunporch for $35.

I"ve used Navaho White before and liked it--sort of an antique white color. I prefer the lightest white color there--the others blend too much with the furniture and the bottom one is too green/yellowish and the top mushroom color might be OK for a more den-like look.

out of what you have up there I say middle one to left. The lighter the brighter. We used Sundacne moonlight or moonglow.

Your sofa is a light beige - any color matching or close to that I feel will wash out the room. Having said so, I would recommend you go with the darker camel/caramel color so your furniture stands out!

i would go with something creamy white for a sunroom. Keep it light and sunny. The samples seem to have a lot of color overtones, a lot of pink, brown or green. To avoid your furniture from blending in consider a great throw over the back.

I agree with the creamy white suggestions. Keep it light.

Too light a color could wash out the room @christopherJI . A way to off set that could be to add some dark brown throw pillows that pick up on the dark wood trim on the windows . maybe throw in some pop of color by adding a bright orange to match the dark brown or maybe even a light blue to give an ocean feel . with that said I would go with the lighter color to the left of the caramel color.

Thanks you so much everyone! I'm now looking at behr cottage white-It's a creamy white that seems to look nice with everything in the room. I do have an area rug (mohawk myan sunset with several pretty colors). Love the idea of darker pillows and a throw!

I love benj Moore dance de Soleil. You need to check against your furniture, tho. The chair looks to the pink tones. In that case, I would try a sage green. Or maybe BM Goldtone (a light yellow to the white side).

Hi everyone,
The sunroom has been painted! Here's a picutre of how it looks so far. I plan to add some colorful pillows (pulling colors from the rug) and also changing the window treatments-no idea what to do there...
BTW, someone asked earlier, and yes, it is a sunroom! This is just the corner/wall where the heatpump is, and where I put the sofa so we can see out all the windows on the other walls :) Thank you all so much for your advice!

Looks fresh and airy. What color did you select hellojudy?

I went with Behr "Cottage White."

I would like to change my sunroom color. what should I use.

I would like to paint my sunroom a different color and maybe white. what is your opinion

Robin! it is old post, create your own, you get more help.

thank you

I love BM cottage white. I used in the great room of my lakeside cottage and find it very creamy and soothing. And I painted over old panneling! Anything I put in the room looks great