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Hi! I love the colors you put together and wanted to get your perspective on some painting I am thinking about doing. I was thinking of painting my walls accessible grey (leaving the white trim) and my kitchen cabinets granite peak blue. Most of the downstairs has a dark hardwood but part of the kitchen has a light grey laminate flooring. In your opinion, would those beige and blue shades go well together? And would they look okay with a light grey floor? Thanks!!
Hi Rebekah,
Thanks so much for reaching out! Accessible Beige and Granite Peak will go great together for sure! I often pair AB with blues as accent colors. If the gray floors have some warmth to them, like more of a greige, they should go just fine with Accessible Beige. I would have to see a picture of it to tell you with absolute certainty. I do think you can mix in greiges, grays and blues for a beautiful color scheme!
Keep me posted on what you decide!
Laura
Hi Laura, I just built a home with an open floor plan with coffered ceiling in the family room. The walls are painted Accessible Beige. What color would you suggest for the coffered ceiling? I plan on putting up white molding but I am not sure if AB on the walls and ceiling will make it feel too dark, closed in. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!
Hi Linda!
Thank you for your comment. 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.
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Hi! I was hoping you could steer me in the right direction with picking out a blue color for our basement bathroom that adjoins to our “man/kid cave.” This area is painted accessible beige. Thank you!
Hi Kim!
Thank you for your comment. 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!
We have chosen accessible beige for our west facing foyer and stairway and think it would work well. I am contemplating lightening it by 25% but am afraid it will mess with the tone and hue of the paint too much. Can you suggest a color that is pretty much accessible beige but about 25% lighter? Thanks so much!
Hi Sarah!
Thank you for your comment. 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!
I am looking for a light warm neutral beige/ tan color for the exterior body of my home. My door is a Mojave tan color that I would say looks like a reddish brown. I was considering Kilim Beige but am afraid I may see pink undertones. I also was considering Accessible beige or Malabar by SW but would love help choosing the right soft white trim color. Many thanks for your input! Michelle
Hi Michelle,
Thanks so much for reaching out! Exteriors can be tricky because the colors automatically get lighter in natural daylight. Accessible Beige is a lovely exterior color, but it is a bit more taupe. Test out a sample and see how it looks next to your front door and your other fixed elements. You may need more of a beige/tan and Malabar fits that description! If Malabar gets too light, you can go one shade darker. Look for an off-white that has a slight beige undertone. On your exterior, it will come out looking like a soft white. Let me know how it’s going as you test colors. I would love to hear how everything turns out!
Thank you,
Laura
Hello,
I am looking for a neutral color best suited for medium wood trim and black distressed kite hen cabinets. I have an open floor plan in kitchen and living room that faces north west. Only light in small living room is sliding glass doors,which leaves out to overhang porch. current color is the mustardish yellow from about 10 years ago (what was I thinking?). It actually worked well with the distressed areas in the cabinets as well as bring out the wood and bring it all together. What are your thoughts on accessible beige? I think the LVR is good, but not sure if it will cast a gray tone because of the lighting situation. I have sandbar in my hallway and I like it, but it appears dark with no light. My last thought is white duck, but not sure of the high LVR would be too much of a contrast with the dark wood and cabinets. Your thoughts? Thanks, Stacey
Hi Stacey!
Thank you for your comment. I would love to help you pick a color to pair with your kitchen cabinets. 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 and select a 1 Room consult.
I would love to be your color consultant!
Hi Mary,
I would look for a darker gray with a slight blue undertone to compliment Accessible Beige and help tone down the oak cabinets. I have a few go-tos that I love and can help you find the right one through a Color Consultation!
Thanks so much for reaching out,
Laura
Hi Sadie,
Thanks so much for reaching out! Accessible Beige could work, but I also have a few other paint colors options that I love to tone down and compliment stained wood. I would love to help you find the right color through a Color Consultation!
Hope to hear from you,
Laura
Hi Laura,
Love your blog! We are painting our halls accessible beige and would like a medium blue in the adjoining laundry room. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Cathy
Hi Cathy,
Try Interesting Aqua for a medium blue in the laundry room! It is a very pretty medium blue and works well with Accessible Beige. Keep me posted on what you decide!
Thanks so much,
Laura