Sherman Williams loggia

11 years ago

Has anyone had any experience with this Sherwin Williams color? I need a simple neutral but I don't want it to have green undertones as it's going to be on a dark stairwell to a finished basement with concrete flooring. The guy at the store here is not very good at helping with picking out undertones. So I need my houzz friends

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hayleydaniels

11 years ago

It's hard to say if it has green undertones without getting a sample and testing it.

One other thing you can do is get all the swatches for that color, fan them together like a hand of cards and look at them in very bright light like the noonday sun. Try putting your swatch next to other colors and see how that impacts it.

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Moxiemom
Original Author
11 years ago
Shoot! Didn't mean to post in other. How can I switch to dilemma? Or can't I ?
tgb1
11 years ago
Loggia looks a bit dark to me. What's the next shade up?
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Moxiemom
Original Author
11 years ago
tgb, this doesn't come on a strip. I painted the trim Dover White, (long before the onslaught of that color) It will be in a finished rec room/basement where the concrete has been treated with something to finish it. I want it is neutral as possible. Started with Pavillion Beige, but it looks like it will be pinkish. Loggia looks like it might be a shade lighter than accessible beige.
Moxiemom
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks Hayley. I did do that and I think the loggia and accessible beige are pretty much the most neutral. I think I took half of the samples off of their display! I'll paint an easy wall with no handrails or anything and see how it looks. I'm painting over a terrible gold so anything will be an improvement. There's nothing worse than a greenish beige . Unless it's a pinky beige
Ann
11 years ago
I painted my interior with accessible beige (we're very happy with it) and our exterior trim with Loggia (but I had SW lighten it). I like both.
Moxiemom
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you!
luvsparis
11 years ago
We just painted most of the rooms in our new house Accessible Beige. When the color first started going on the white walls I was very concerned that it would be too dark. It's not. I did do AB at 50% for the master bedroom and bathroom and it's very nice, but light. You could have them mix AB at 77% if you are worried about it being too dark. I don't see any green undertone.
luvsparis
11 years ago
I meant 75%. Or whatever percentage you feel comfortable with.
Moxiemom
Original Author
11 years ago
I figured that!! Thanks luvparis. I think I will try full strength in the steps and go lighter if I need to on the basement walls. I just realized I misspelled sherwin Williams.
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5 years ago
It is a great color goes with everything. Very neutral