Rugh Design

Color Consultations, Schemes & Reviews by Laura Rugh

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    I recently had interior of house painted with Kilem beige in a satin finish. The color appears grey to me in areas? What is the best chose for trim with the Kilem beige walls?

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      Hi Dawn,

      Hmm…I’m not sure why it looks gray in some areas besides the lighting. There are several choices for trim with Kilim Beige including a white or a creamy off-white, depending on your other elements in your home. I would love to help you through an Interior Color Consultation if you would like! Here is the link for more information:

      Interior Color Consultation by Rugh Design

      Thanks so much,
      Laura

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      Hi Paula,

      There are lots of options for soft neutral tones. It will greatly depend on your other existing selections (flooring, countertops and surround tile/backsplash). I would love to help you pull together the look of your bathroom through an Interior Color Consultation to find the perfect wall color.

      Thanks, Paula! I look forward to hearing from you soon.
      Laura

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      Hi Janet,

      There are several green colors that could work well with Kilim Beige. It will depend on the space and the existing selections (flooring, countertops, furniture colors, etc.).

      I would love to help you find the perfect color for you through an Interior Color Consultation!

      Thanks so much for reaching out, Janet! I look forward to hearing from you soon.
      Laura

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      Janet
      Take a look at sherwin Williams films green. Both oh my sister’s have it and when I saw it I painted several of my rooms with this color. It is soft and mellow. The perfect green color.

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        Thanks for chiming in, Scot! Filmy Green could definitely work with the right selections. I’m glad that it you like it!

        Laura

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    I am looking for a soft soothing tan color for my whole house that is not too dark or too light. The space in my house is choppy so the color will look considerably different in each room; however, I’d like to paint a majority of the living spaces one color because I have bull nose archways passing into each room. My house faces Southwest, so I only get natural light in foyer/dining room and sun room part of the day. I don’t want it too dark but I like contrast with my white trim. My kitchen cabinets are dark wood and counter tops and back splash are tan. Most of my furniture is dark wood, also. Looking for something not too dark or too light. We’ve lived in our house for 5 years and it’s time I made it a home. (The walls are an awful pale yellow that have made it very difficult for me to decorate.) Thank you for your help.

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      Hi Shannon,

      I’m happy that you are making some big changes to update the look of your home so that you can decorate and feel comfortable in your space. That is so important! I do think that Kilim Beige could work. I would recommend getting a sample to test it out first.

      I would love to help you find the perfect soft tan color through an Interior Color Consultation. I have several favorites that I have seen work well for interiors time and time again.

      Thanks for reaching out, Shannon! I look forward to hopefully hearing from you soon.

      Laura

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    My entire interior wall is painted in Kilim Beige. I am looking for dark taupe colors that will compliment Kilim Beige. Any suggestions?

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    I have Kilim Beige paint on the first floor walls of my condo with white trim and baseboards. A small half bathroom on the first floor has white wainscot. I need to replace the existing wallpaper in this bathroom. What color of wallpaper should I use? Thank you.

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    Hi- I love your Color Wheel and your posts! Need help with one last room. We used Accessible Beige, Balanced Beige and Svelte Sage throughout our first floor. Need to select a paint for the mudroom which is the old, flagstone tile with heavy blues, some, gold, orange and gray and tan tones. The room is located off a hall painted in AB so you can see into the mudroom. Would like something other than a tan/gray neutral. Seems like the paint needs some depth to handle the dark tiles. We tried Likable Sand to pull out the salmon color and it’s awful. I’m contemplating Restrained Gold to pull out the gold tone and it seems to work with all the blues. Do you have suggestions?

    Thanks

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