More pictures...

...I promise...this is the last of them

Consider Sherwin Williams Eider White for the kitchen, foyer and stair area. I think it would brighten things up and compliment your living room colors.

I would say continue with the color choices that you have already used. To change midstream to other colors would give a patchwork look, and im sure that is not what you want to achive.

Already great suggestions given. Just wanted to say that's a swankybachelor pad.

Maybe one suggestion. Elephant Ear in the bedroom. Do the kitchen floors lean more gray or brown?

Thanks to everyone that responded. It sets me at ease thinking I can pick one color for the foyer/stairs/kitchen/laundry. I was considering this but I thought it was important to break it up. Glad you guys caught that.

I'd say the floor tiles lean more towards the tan/brown color. Not sure how well it will go with all the grays but we will see.

Someone offered to go two shades lighter than the requisite gray. Can you suggest what that would be? I'm very poor at recognizing how much lighter I'll need to go.

Thank you all again!!

Your kitchen granite and backsplash have a lot of gray in it, so I think the gray paint will work and "man" it up. This coming from another bachelor. :-)

Requisite gray works for you because it has beige undertones so it looks good with your brown tile and hardwood.

You can look at SW website for coordinating colors.

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7023-requisite-gray#/7023/?s=coordinatingColors&p=PS0

It looks like one shade lighter from Requisite Gray is "Alpaca" SW 7022.

Look! Eider White is a coordinating color with Requisite Gray; I didn't even know that when I suggested it. Let us see the final result, please.

No advice for paint, just wanted to say I saw your room in the begining, and you've done a great job!

No more gray for a 35 year old guy…you need something like this color, at least for accents.

I attached a few colors here to take a look at. I can never visualize any colors until the entire project is over though.

The top color is alpaca, second is elder white, and third is greyish. the elder white might be too white for me....but you guys are the experts.

I could pick one of those or just go requisite gray throughout the entire house.

What do you guys think?

The blue that Judy posted would be a great accent for the bedroom over in your other thread..

I love the Eider White. I think it really brightens the area and plays well with your gray.

I like the white too. It's a good backdrop. I like this industrial vibe for a bedroom.

A lighter gray than Requisite is Benjamin Moore 2111-60 Barren Plain.

Progress?

Walls are painted, bed and mattress have arrived. I've been out of town and slowly making progress while I'm home. Here is a photo of where I am at. Please ignore the bed covering (and the jeans ha)...it's holding me over while I finish up the walls. I'll probably pick one up next week.

More pictures to follow as I continue on.

I'm thinking an entire wall of wood planks behind bed with a large black and white framed picture above headboard.

Thanks for staying interested!

Oh geez, I'm responding to the wrong thread....anyway....that's my bedroom if you care.

Walls are painted in the areas I was asking for help on. I'll send pictures when I get back in town.

Thanks again

So dramatic! I like it. If you do the wood planks, let that be the focus and put your art on a different wall. Look forward to more pictures. :)