The kitchen sink wall backs up to the lower level staircase wall. This wall also devides/defines the living and dining area. Using it as a feature wall, I recommended a deeper base taupe to create an accent wall with subtle transition. The counter top was a key fixed element to find the color...

Color ReDesign

One wall in the stairway continues into the kitchen. A coordinating soft yellow was used to transition the foyer section of the stairway to the kitchen. Photos by Color Redesign

The walls in this before photo were just a 'meh' background for the homeowners art work and furnishings rich in color.

The existing tile floor and open floor plan to the living room help determine a wall color for this adjoining wall. Photos by Color Redesign

Benjamin Moore's Sandy Hook Gray transformed this great room from pale beige to cozy and welcoming. The stone fireplace stands out, yet doesn't steal all of the attention in the room.

The mature trees diffused the already low northern light to this room, so an off white was used to give the room a lighter and warm but color hint to tie in the sofa and stone fireplace.

The foyer opens to the dining room and living room, which are both on the lighter neutral side. To help anchor the entry a medium depth color was used, Shaker Beige. White wainscoting was added to the stairway to add some formality to the entry.

A custom showcase a client added to their foyer needed elegance and color, but the foyer needed an updated color as well. Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter met the challenge. The trim is China White, ceiling is Clay Beige.