Interior Wall Color

7 years ago

I recently remodeled the kitchen and floors, and am now wondering if the existing paint color I have (beige) still works. I was contemplating painting the walls either white or gray, but I’m not sure. The kitchen cabinets are SW Greek Villa. The tile is a light gray/beige and the hardwood is dark brown. I’ll attach some pictures below.

Also should the baseboards and doors be the same shade of white? All opinions and suggestions are welcome. Thanks!

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Beth H. :

7 years ago

I actually think the current color is nice. it warms up the stone in the room. if you went w/a gray, it's going to look a lot 'colder'. I suppose you could do a warm gray tone. Do you want new color? I think I'd bring in color w/accessories. pillows, throws, artwork, whatever. try those in some bolder colors.

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thinkdesignlive
7 years ago
Please post pics of the other side of the room. If this creamy tone is picked up in the furnishings, rugs etc I could see it working just fine. But if all your upholstery is like your stools then maybe a slightly cooler tone would be better.
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KDC Virtual Color Consulting
7 years ago
From the pictures the current wall paint color looks very yellow/gold. To compliment the tile, counters, chairs and cabinets I would try a shade that's more grey like OC-20 Pale Oak.
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njmomma
7 years ago
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Filipe Custom Woodwork
7 years ago
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According to SW below are your coordinating colors that go well with Greek Villa.https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7551-greek-villa#/7551/?s=coordinatingColors&p=PS0

This is a similar color that will also complement the cabinet color as well.

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7551-greek-villa#/7015/?s=similarColors&p=PS0
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Homesellers Realty Inc.
7 years ago
According the newest trends in Europe the white and gray is out. Be brave and try bold and bride colors. I see more and more people asking me to exclude the cheap white flip from their showing list. White cabinets are the cheapest material and labor on market and white/gray project appears to be most affordable solution in today market for the short run.

It is proofed that bright colors bring to your kitchen more energy and happiness. The top color for next season is yellow and all shades of orange.

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