Colors for Hallway. Any suggestions?

6 years ago

Moved into our new home a year ago. Looking to repaint the hallway and eventually the living room and dining room. But for now will stick with the hallway. I like color but willing to work with anything. Would it make sense to have the hallway color flow into the living room with maybe an accent wall and same goes with the dining room which is connected to the living room. Will share photos of the living room tomorrow. Colors I have written down are: Balboa Mist, Revere Pewter, Quiet Moments, Vapor trails, Quiet Rain, Winterwood, Collingwood, Stonington Gray, Halo, Willington Tan, Sag Harbor, Thunder, Classic Gray, Chantilly Lace and Alaskan Husky all by Benjamin Moore. Would love to hear our thoughts.. I am not sure that bench will stay there along with the pillows might want to add a console table of some sort and a mirror. Any ideas would help on that as well.

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jck910
6 years ago
Yes that whole space should be the same color
houssaon
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Great colors choices. There were two colors I could not find on the BM website - Willington Tan and Quite Rain.

Balboa Mist is a very popular color on Houzz. It is a good neutral that should look good with most any color you pick for the other rooms. But Thunder is my favorite.

I would not pick Quite Moments. It is a lovely color, but I can see it in a bedroom or bathroom. It has a blue undertone to me.

Same with Vapor Trails. It read green to me.

Revere Pewter is a very good neutral. I used it as a trim color instead of white in my master with a dark wall color. When I changed the wall color to I light blue it still looked good. I've also paired it with yellow. So I 's say it works well with other colors.

Nice.

Like Thunder a lot. I think Sag Harbor is too dark. Collingwood is OK, but the others don't wow me.
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WE HeadyArt
6 years ago
We have the same heating vents and always paint them the color of the walls to make them ‘disappear’.
Maria
Original Author
6 years ago
oh good to know. thank you!