Sandbar

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   Wani says

   October 25, 2015 at 7:32 am

   Would love to see our color schemes for Sandbar. We recently painted our interiors Sandbar to pull out the greys in our stonework. But, Now I’m looking to compliment the color with my furnishings. Would love your input. THanks!

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   Laura Rugh says

   February 1, 2016 at 10:03 pm

   Hi there! Page is updated with some options for complimentary colors. Let me know if you need further help!

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   Shannon says

   November 5, 2017 at 9:35 am

   Hi. I’m trying to paint my whole living area the same color and dealing with different types of light. What are thenundertones of sandbar? Will it look too dark in areas of low light? Also, will it look yellow in areas of high light? Thank you for your help. Shannon

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     Laura Rugh says

     November 6, 2017 at 10:42 am

     Hi Shannon,

     Sandbar has a taupe undertone, but the best way to find out how it will look in your space in your lighting, is to make a sample board. Grab an 11×17 or 8×10 piece of cardboard and paint a sample of Sandbar on it. Tack it up on your wall in different areas and see how it looks at the different times of day.

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

     Thanks for reaching out,
     Laura

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   Lydia Ruth Neff says

   November 4, 2018 at 7:41 am

   Laura,

   I am looking for a nice teal or turquoise for my front door. Exterior paint is sandbar, shutters are Urbana bronze, dormers are accented with dovetail, and the trim is dover white. What would you recommend? Thx

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   Jackie says

   November 27, 2018 at 6:44 pm

   I have a large open concept living space; including the kitchen, living and dining. It is one large rectangle. The wall color is Sandbar in the entire area. We did a Trey ceiling in the living area to define the space. Our ceilings are white but I painted the angled part of the trey celling Sandbar, like the walls to add some contrast and add dimension to the trey. Unfortunately the Trey does not stand out with the Sandbar color. Do you have a suggestion on a color to paint the angled part of the Trey to add more depth to the space that would complement the Sandbar wall color? I was thinking maybe a shade or two darker but not sure how that would end up looking. Thanks for the help!

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