Beautiful home! White Dove is a perfect color. I have used this so many times. You will love it. I have a few "go to" grey paint colors. Paint the moulding all white and yes, the inside panels as well. You may Email me to discuss.

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Kim

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Be happy to give you my input but need a little more information about your aesthetic. Do you like more dynamic colors or prefer a more conservative palette? Do you have important art work or furnishings that need to be considered? Do you prefer a more "tailored" look or more rich and deep? If you have any fabric swatches or wood description of furnishings I can give you a much more intelligent answer. With such a beautiful space I don't want to just throw out an answer.

a Attached aThank you for your response! I like a classic look. Probably more conservative. The cut velvet couch looks more hello in the photo than in real life. It,s more of a white dove background with a cool and warm grey pattern.

my couches (in plastic).

Gosh, I just reread my post and noticed all the typos. Lol, the pressure is getting to me. I'd like the hallway and attached living room dining room to complement each other. I'm dealing with Benjamin Moore colors and for the DR and LR I'm thinking about

970 white down

961 sea pearl

856 silver satin

1548 classic gray

1464 light pewter

lc-15 baby fawn

oc-20 pale oak

1471 shoreline

It's difficult to keep purchasing the pint sample cans. I already have about 8 from other rooms including grey owl and gray owl in 50 percent.

Paint any and all molding or trim the same color. The larger panels can be painted a slightly darker color than the wall color to give a richer look, or keep it the same as the walls for a more conservative approach. I would use the darker grey (pelican) in the panel of the trims.

I have a photo of the way I addressed a similar issue in my home (different color palette but it will give you the idea I'm trying to convey about where to use each color.