Lattice

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1. Krista Davies says

   April 11, 2018 at 2:23 pm

   I have beautiful mosaic turquoise mirrors I am trying to match a grey to. They are a bluer rather than greener Turquoise so I need advice which light grey to go with.

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   • Laura Rugh says

     April 23, 2018 at 11:04 am

     Hi Krista!

     Thank you for reaching out. I would love to help you with pick a grey to go well with your mosaic turquoise mirrors! You can purchase a Color Consultation and I can get started as soon as you send over the pictures and questionnaire.

     Thanks, Krista! I hope to hear from you soon!

     Laura

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2. Cindy Schuder says

   December 7, 2017 at 12:30 pm

   my Lattice 7654 turned out with a more green tint. almost like the lightest celery color. confused on what colors to put with it. purple or dark green.

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   • Laura Rugh says

     December 8, 2017 at 1:19 pm

     Hi Cindy,

     Oh, no! What room is this in? Your accent colors will depend on the other selections in your space (flooring, etc.). You may actually try to use some blue and/or blue-green accents to bring out more of the blue undertone. I noticed that the blue accents in my home bring out the blue in Lattice even more.

     Thanks so much for reaching out,
     Laura

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3. Michael says

   November 28, 2017 at 10:28 pm

   Hey! I love your site and insights into various shades of gray.

   I’m completely renovating a new house I bought.

   I painted the great room “alpaca”, the bathrooms “passive”, the laundry room “gray screen”.
   I initially painted the bedrooms “grayish” however the purple hue really showed up at night with the different lighting. After coming across your website, I repainted the bedrooms “lattice” and loved it! (thank you)

   Of note, the great room has an accent wall with shiplap that I was thinking of painting “eider white”. The crown, base, and picture frame moldings as well as door would then be the same “eider white.”

   My question:
   1. The ceilings I painted “alabaster”, just because it was the 2017 color of the year and Joanna Gaines uses it a lot. I’m not sure if it was a good choice with the wall colors I mentioned, and was wondering what your thoughts were.

   2. Any thoughts on the “eider white” as trim and door colors?

   [My floors are a dark brown stain, and the main room has wood beams stained the same color.]
   [My kitchen cabinets are a kitchen maid “linen” color. backsplash are a white marble subway tile.]

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   • Laura Rugh says

     November 29, 2017 at 11:02 am

     Hi Michael,

     Thanks so much! I am glad that Lattice worked out well for you. I love it in my own home. 🙂 In regards to your questions:

     1. Alabaster is a great color, but has a warmer cream undertone, which is why it might not look the best with the cooler and more gray undertones in Passive and Lattice. They really look best with with either a bright white or a white with a slight greige undertone (like Eider White!).

     2. I like your thoughts of Eider White for the trim, doors, etc. I would consider painting your ceilings the same color to coordinate or pick a bright white to coordinate with Eider White and your walls colors.

     Let me know if I can help you further through an Interior Color Consultation.

     Thanks so much for reaching out,
     Laura

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