Help picking colors
Need help with my kitchen wall colors.It is a vacation home an just want to make it look warm an relaxing.planning on putting in wood lam flooring painting all trim white,lite stained bead board of some kind,leaving cabinets white,was thinking of painting the walls a blue,or a gray.But really need some advise
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decoenthusiaste Where is the location?That should influence the vacation theme you want to achieve.
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sschmidt10 If your looking for warm colors you should consider either painting just the top or bottom cabinets! If you don't to go down that route a grey would be nice, get a swatch from the paint company of your choice as there are many different shades of grey
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houssaon Here is a bright kitchen painted Stonington Gray HC-170 by Benjamin Moore: Kitchen.
Stonington Gray HC-170 by Benjamin Moore
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Stonington Gray HC-170 by Benjamin Moore
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Interiors International, Inc. It sounds that you know what your going to do. You just haven't committed to a color. Pick one you love and trust your instincts. They sound like they are spot on at this point.
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aklooster The house is located in Pentwater mi.Thankyou for the advice on the colors that I was thinking of going with,just needed to hear from other people,don't like second guessing or painting more than once
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ReFRESHED Designs Hi there. Fun project ahead. Two paint colors I'd suggest would be : Benj Moore Wedgewood grey...it'sa beautiful blue/grey that would look really fresh in there. Or, Valspar Au Lait Ole'... a warm mid-tone creamy brown that really makes white POP. Either way, I'd definitely replace the current trim and paint it white, or just paint what,s there white.
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GizV I decided to go bold in my little kitchen. With so little wall and white cabinets I thought it could go red. Because of the existing floors and countertops I chose a brick red. Therefore, my advice is to go as bold as you dare, whether its a deep blue or dark charcoal. I'm attaching a pic of my "bold" statement.

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Eileen If you're doing light stained bead board I'd got grey on the walls, blue will be a bit to country bumpkin. Love the Stonington Grey! I'd add a couple built in shelves above the stove vent to finish that off.
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