updated wall color

9 years ago

confession I have Red, 2 different Green and 2 different tan walls in my living area. yes painted 12 years ago. time for a complete remodel. I am I guess Transitional if I need a label. My new hard wood flooring (entire house,now more carpet!) is 5 " med brown with gold undertones, Walnut Horizontal cabinets in kitchen. I have attached a picture with my curtains and wall art that are staying and the granite from my kitchen (plus I like orange, I like mid century). I am looking for ONE wall color for entire living area. NO GREY. Gold or green undertones. please offer suggestions. also I live in AZ if that makes a difference

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shirlpp

9 years ago

There's no way to suggest a wall color from looking at a piece of a room. Where is the picture that shows the hardwood and your furniture?

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Devon
9 years ago
I would suggest the middle color. It would brighten up the room and I think would complement what you have in the room so far. Or the color to the right of it. It is a little lighter and softer but has a warm look to it
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BeverlyFLADeziner
9 years ago
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keenplanner
9 years ago
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Congrats on 86ing the carpet. I never use W2W anywhere.

Why not choose a wall color that's not a bland beige? Don't be afraid of using a bold, great color. Or wallpaper. And don't be too obsessed with everything matching. Having a color "thread" running through different surfaces can unify the look. Blend, don't match!
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Kicksychick
9 years ago
HC-81 Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan. The color changes depending on the light. Very light neutral.
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Susan Damron
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9 years ago
Hi thank you! I like color and the idea of a Thread. Seems trend is leaning toward a neutral consistent wall color through the living space. I understand it is little information. Seems many designers have a favorite Grey so I was looking for a favorite tan, taupe, beige as there are so many from which to choose.