Find a spare board from the flooring or take a good photo that looks like the real thing when you print it out. Then cut off a few carpet fibers from inside a closet. Tape both to a card. Then go to the paint shop and pick up a dozen off white paint chips that coordinate well with both. Pick out three of them and get samples for use on a foamcore board.

You will need two coats of best primer on the brightly colored walls. The red may take three coats.

Thanks for your suggestions! What family of colors would you recommend here?

Can you post the pictures of your furniture? What colour is your sofa, rug...?

I will buy that later on, so furniture is not a problem. However, I am planning on getting a gray colored couch/sectional

Living / dining- Benjamin Moore #860 Apparition

Kitchen- Benjamin Moore #960 Dove Wing

I would suggest going dark (that will be contemporary) in the room that has the red walls because you have so many windows in there. The dark color will depend on whatever your fabric choices are.

The room with the plant in the corner could be Benjamin Moore CSP-500 whisper

Wow! Thanks for your reply!

When you say dark color, do you recommend painting a single wall, or 2 walls? Would a colored paint look good on a wall with windows?

Thanks again! :)

Do all these colors work well with the dark color of hardwood floors in the picture and the gray carpet?

What color do you recommend for bathroom and small rooms? Here are some pictures:

Do you want to go neutral for color or have actual color?

How about some off white on the main floor? If it goes with your countertop.

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Abbas - Preferably neutral in the rooms. Maybe add a bit of color in the bathroom. Not sure if that would look nice though

Bedrooms = Benjamin Moore # 2111-60 Barren Plain

Bathroom = Benjamin Moore # 1563 Quiet Moments

Color looks nice in bathrooms especially if they are smaller, makes it feel more refreshing. Larger bathrooms with lots of windows can handle darker neutral colors.

Thank you again, Abbas! I actually love gray walls a lot!

I have one last question about coordinating paint colors with floor. I was reading online that you should co-ordinate the stain in your wooden floor with the paint color.

If you look at this pic, gray looks good in here because it goes with the lighter color in the wooden floor:

But do you think the it would look nice with my wooden board as well, as that is yellowish/brownish? That is the only doubt keeping me from finalizing these shades!

Also, for all these colors, what color should we use for the ceiling?

All millwork should match. If the window trims are white, then your base boards should be white. I'm not sure if the picture you attached is your living room because those baseboards do not look yellow to me. I typically like to do lighter shades of color for ceilings unless it's a VERY large room. Options for lighter ceilings.

Benjamin Moore #OC-152 Super white (stark white)

Benjamin Moore #CSP-245 Stone ware (a little warmer)

Benjamin Moore #960 Dove wing (a little grayer)

No, that is another house with the same floor plan. I attached it because it has grayish walls with a different hardwood floor color.

Mill work in my house is all white, but the wooden floor is of a different shade (attached in my first post)

All colors suggested will go great with your flooring!

Thank you so much, Abbas! I really appreciate your suggestions!

Welcome! :) Good Luck, I'd love to see how it turns out...