I'm looking for a great green to use in my hallway.....I love this color, but am not married to something so bright. I want to avoid a green that's too blue-toned or sage-ish.
I can't see your PIP because pinterest is blocked at work.
I'm about to paint my kitchen in SW livable green. I'm excited. it's a nice soft green to my eyes - not blue at all. I think it has more grey undertones than brown, so I wouldn't call it sagey either.
I don't have a picture of it on my walls yet - but here's a random one off the internet:
I used Behr's sagey in one bedroom and mother nature in another. Both are cool, mid tone greens that. Mother nature might fit your criteria while sagey is very sage.
It is a very interesting color that changes A LOT with the light. I love it.
Sorry, OT, but as we slowly get all our rooms painted, I'm finding that I LOVE this quality about the colors we've chosen. I'm not sure if it's a thing with higher quality paint, or just because we're going for more complex, subtle colors this time around, but I've never noticed this before and I really really like it.
It is a very interesting color that changes A LOT with the light. I love it.
Sorry, OT, but as we slowly get all our rooms painted, I'm finding that I LOVE this quality about the colors we've chosen. I'm not sure if it's a thing with higher quality paint, or just because we're going for more complex, subtle colors this time around, but I've never noticed this before and I really really like it.
Me too! I freaked out when we first painted this room (6 yrs ago). It looked bright green at night, but during the day it's subtle & nice.
The new nursery paint is color changing too. Gres/blue/green.
Post by gnomesweetgnome on Jan 3, 2013 10:53:32 GMT -5
I have used Behr's Asparagus and Scottish Isle (color-matched to Valspar) as well as Valspar's Candied Lime. That last one might be a bit too bright for you, but the other two could work, depending on whether you want darker/lighter. I'll try to PIP later.