Also a color for kitchen thru archway

I saw your other post and was going to comment on it with the taupe and the red that you have and the Benjamin Moore colors that you were thinking of with the Winchester Sage and the Kingspoint Gray. Both the taupe and red that you have now and the Winchester Sage and Kingsport Gray that you were thinking of look too dark to me. I think I would go a number of shades lighter and might consider for instance, something like Benjamin Moore's most popular gray which is Revere Pewter as a neutral paint color. Given that you have not installed your kitchen, not sure what your furniture colors are, you might want to choose, if you haven't already, your cabinets, flooring, counters and backsplash first, so that you could more easily pull a color from what you'll be installing. The same is true of your furnishings and things like art, which often you can pull a color from. Think you're on the right track with the idea of something like the sage and gray having colors that are close in color given how close the rooms are together, but think you're choices are too dark. Good luck!

I like the revere pewter but what would u do in the kitchen I have cherry cabs and I can work around that

Do you know what your countertops, flooring and backsplash will be in the kitchen?

Wall color, http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/gentlegray Tile for the fireplace, http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mother-of-Pearl-Natural-Varied-Tile-3-8-x-3-8-Micromosaics-on-12-X-12-mesh-/190735084251?pt=Tile_Flooring&hash=item2c68b26adb

wow! I see something bright and colorful! Red stair posts and railings...orange kitchen walls .... chartreuse center wall-thingy!

Emzc hardwood floor like a honey color light countertop laminate