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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.]
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
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.
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
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.
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
I just painted my kitchen evening shadow. It looks surprisingly blue! My cabinets and trim are white and floor is a breige, greige mixture. I like the color… not sure if I love it. My home is very open. I was thinking of painting the rest of the walls lattice in living room and dining room etc. Would these colors go together ok? I am fine with the kitchen being a blue grey but want the rest of my house to be more of a true grey. The rest of the flooring in the home is an oak. Thanks
Hi,
I love your explanations on color schemes. Ive been choosing many grays & whites for different renovations I have going on & really love the colors! It’s not easy as I have trouble seeing the undertones when they are subtle. I’m looking to paint the exterior of my Florida stucco home. I don’t really have any accent colors other than the white window trim & white door frames & a metal tin roof. My glass front door will be lined in a teak color. I may purchase some shutters for the front of the house to give it some color & texture. The color I painted it 6 years ago is Behr 450E-3 Southern Breeze. Its a nice greenish color but the house needs repainting & I’m ready for a new look. I want somewhere between a white & gray color so I’m looking at Behr Seagull Gray N360-1 & Silver Marlin N360-2. I’d like to know what you think & if you have any suggestions?
In a bedroom would Lattice 7654 go with one accent wall behind the bed painted Cooled Blue 6759.
Thanks