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Interiors International, Inc. Without being in the room to see the best places to start and stop colors it is hard to make that decision. I would however not have that extreme color variation.

Dytecture The 3 'bright' colors you have are fighting with each other. If you are looking for a more 'cheerful' shade, I'd suggest picking one and go with slight variation in other rooms.

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elisad77 The brightness and choppiness I don't like. I like warmness cozy... Browns, rust, beiges...

elisad77 Sorry green rust browns. I just don't know how to do it

tennisanyone OH MY. I would bring everything back to almost a neutral color in the beige family. I don't like the soffit brown color in the kitchen either. Houzzers can help you with paint if that is what you want to do. It is only a suggestion from me. I love your floors and would bring in warm colors in pillows, lamps, rugs and accessorizes.

elisad77 http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/hgtv-home-by-sherwin-williams/color-palettes/rustic-refined/

I lke these colors but I don't know where to begin, stop, what colors go where. I'd like to keep my wine curtains and brown curtains, my rug

La Maison Chic The color are definitely not working well together the tones are off. I would pick the color you enjoy the most of the three and work with that color in accessories, perhaps some fabrics and paint the rest a muted shade of either grey or warm browns . Use the feature color on the far wall so the eye is drawn toward it. if the other rooms have accessories with that color and hue the rooms will look more balanced and flow better. Its a pretty house!

elisad77 Thanks for everyone's help. Can anyone look at the palette I posted and give me paint ideas??? I like green and browns but I'd like to keep my curtains and rug.

elisad77 I love the green with the floor I don't know what neutral color to use in the dining and living area. I'd like to use different shades but the dining area goes up the stairs and I don't want it to feel cramped and dark.

Christine For the first time ever I am going to suggest going with a beige. A very light beige or a antique linen. I think since one space flows in to the other it would be best if you eliminate the choppiness through a unified moderate color and then bring in bursts of color in furniture, pillows, linens, art etc.

quincyboy1 The existing colors are definitely not working together. I would keep the kitchen color since you seem to have the most area covered in this. The rest of the rooms I would paint in a beige tone. Either of the beige colors in your palette would work. Like the "Bittersweet Stem" or "Outerbanks." Both would look great with your floors. I know you like the green, but it's just not working with the other colors. You could bring the green color into the palette with accents. Good Luck !!