Eider White

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1. Laura Day says

   January 30, 2020 at 10:05 am

   I just wanted to say thank for this awesome blog. I’ve visited your page so many times in the past few weeks. We’re building a home and I would feel lost without all your design comparisons and reviews. I’ve made all my selections based on your color reviews. You have no idea how helpful you’ve been. Thank you Thank you!

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   • Laura Rugh says

     January 31, 2020 at 12:14 pm

     Hi Laura!

     Thanks so much for your kind words. I am delighted that the reviews and design posts have been so helpful to you! I would love to see the finished results of your new home when you are finished.

     Thanks again for taking time to reach out personally!

     Best,
     Laura

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2. Peggy Francis says

   March 5, 2019 at 11:00 am

   Hi Laura.
   Can you help coordinate a color using simplified beige. I have this color in hall and den. I need a paint color for my kitchen that would work well with this color. I have a lot of blue currently in the kitchen in the curtains and art work. Currently the wall are yellow.

   Thank you so much,
   Peggy Francis

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   • Laura Rugh says

     March 6, 2019 at 12:36 pm

     Hi Peggy!

     Thank you for reaching out!

     Sure, I can help you coordinate a kitchen color to go will with the Simplified Beige in your hall and den. However, it sounds like you are in need of more than I can offer by responding to your comment. Please check out my Interior Color Consultation packages in my shop.

     I would love to be your color consultant!

     Laura

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3. Asia says

   July 6, 2018 at 12:06 am

   I just painted my entire entire walls eider white and it looks lilac at certain times …help! I was considering adding green to the final coat..thoughts?

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   • Laura Rugh says

     July 7, 2018 at 9:49 am

     Hi Asia,

     Sorry about that! Eider White is one shade lighter than Repose Gray and has a slight blue undertone that could be coming through as looking lilac in your lighting. The best way to tone down the lilac is to add the opposite color on the color wheel: yellow. Talk with your Sherwin-Williams rep to see what they can do to help you with the final coat.

     If that doesn’t work out, I can help you find the right color through an Interior Color Consultation. Keep me posted on let me know how it turns out!

     Thanks so much,
     Laura

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