Rugh Design

Color Consultations, Schemes & Reviews by Laura Rugh

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      Laura RughLaura Rugh says

      Hi Tiffany,

      Reflection is a blue-gray color with undertones of both blue and gray. I always suggest painting a large cardboard sample first to see how the color looks in your lighting and with your current selections. Let me know if I can help nail down the right color for you through an Interior Color Consultation!

      Thanks for reaching out and Happy Holidays,
      Laura

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    AvatarMichelle says

    I am leaning toward Reflection for our downstairs. Will their be a nice contrast between the color and the white trim or will it blend in with the white.
    Thank you!

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      Laura RughLaura Rugh says

      Hi Michelle,

      Thank you for reaching out! Reflection is a beautiful and soft blue-gray that will still pop out against the white trim. My wall color is Lattice (a soft gray-blue) and it looks gorgeous next to my white trim and cabinets.

      Let me know how your paint project turns out!
      Laura

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    AvatarBeth Durban says

    Could you please tell me what is the LRV of Reflection? We are remodeling our kitchen and our cabinets are a color similar to Sherman Willliams Gauntlet Gray. Our trim in the kitchen will be white. We have a lot of windows and they face south. Would you suggest a different color other than Reflection?

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      Laura RughLaura Rugh says

      Hi Michelle,

      Yes it would, actually! Reflection has a blue undertone and paired with a warm color like yellow, it compliments it well. Purple and yellow are complimentary colors and since blue is close to purple, it works! I love the blue and yellow color scheme and used to have a bedroom centered around it. Keep me posted on your project!

      Thanks so much for reaching out,
      Laura

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    AvatarLinda says

    Hi I am painting my living room walls with SW Reflection. Would SW Secret Cove or French Moire go well for accent wall? Thanks

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    AvatarDenise Serna says

    Hi Laura –

    We are doing accent walls throughout our house in Reflection. Our base color o the rest of the walls is Dover white. I don’t mind blue undertones but my concern is that it will look lavender. We took the swatch into each room and it looked beautiful with the light but my sister painted her home Repose grey and it was super lavender, shes having to redo it all now. I know reflection is much lighter , but i still wanted to see what your opinion is on it .

    Thank you –

    Denise Serna

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      AvatarDenise Serna says

      Also, we were looking for a light grey so if you think that reflection will not work , I would love to hear other suggestions you might have !

      Denise

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    AvatarKristin Wee,s says

    Hello! We were looking to lighten up our downstairs from the khaki color our walls were from when we built. We have darker cabinets and floors. I wanted to paint our cabinets and built ins, but the price is just too steep right now. SO my husband picked Reflection and it has such a blue undertone. Well, let’s just say 3 rolls of tape, 5 gallons later, and a lot of work… it is brighter. SO we accomplished one thing we set out to do. But, I do not love the blue undertone. We have Woolskeen trim, doors, and crown molding. Our dining room that attaches is Coppen Blue. I feel like the Coppen and Reflections clash. I have one accent wall I was planning to do (mantle/fireplace/tv mounted). I was thinking to take away from the blue that maybe I could decorate with blues and whites and then a pop of yellow gold. I haven’t found a complimentary yellow/gold on the SW website. Any help on what color I could do the accent wall to down play the blue in Reflections or bring out the gray would be appreciated.

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      Laura RughLaura Rugh says

      Hi Kristin,

      Thanks for reaching out! Blues can be so tricky, so I understand your dilemma. Copen Blue has more of a green undertone and Reflection is a blue that has a tiny bit of a periwinkle undertone, so that would explain why they are looking off. One way to fix it is to repaint your dining room, which I’m guessing has less wall space than the living room area. You could also try to tone down the brightness of the Reflection with a greige/taupe color for your accent wall. One like Taupe Tone or Mega Greige could help.
      If this doesn’t do the trick, I would love to help through a Color Consultation !

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