Paint color recommendation

[bunnies]

I'm currently painting throughout, the main color is Benjamin Moore Pale Oak. I still have a long way to go (and a few more colors to choose), but some upstairs bedrooms I painted Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray and Incredible White.

[pierogigirl]

We did Sherwin Williams Modern Gray. We had swatches on our wall forever. This was not even close to our first choice until we saw it on the wall. It is a nice warm gray without a hint of blue, purple, or green, and it's not brown.

[simpsongal]

Whatever you try, definitely swatch it in your space. Changing light bulbs might help the glow of your fixtures - some bulbs read very yellow compared to others.

For taupe tones by Benjamin moore - we have sailcloth in our basement (extremely pale taupe) and Manchester Tan in our kitchen, which is a little darker.

With what you've described I would probably lean towards a warmer gray or a sage. I think they would look nice w/the granite and black tones.

[boiler717]

We have BM Revere Pewter. It’s a warm greige that goes with everything. My second choice was SW Agreeable Gray.

[woowoo]

SW Agreeable Grey or Behr's Wheat Bread are my two great loves.

[Wallflower]

I lucked out when I painted my front hall, the first room I painted in my house, and found a color that I adore - Benjamin Moore Georgia on my Mind (https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-ca/colour-overview/find-your-colour/colour/134/georgia-on-my-mind?color=134).

I've used it and a shade darker (Peach Cider) elsewhere. It's a nice warm color, which I really appreciate (I'm in the northeast - sunshine is a myth).

[dr.girlfriend]

We did Pale Oak in our new addition and really like it. Trim is Chantilly Lace.  The bed is cream-colored if you want to compare, the closest color-match I could find to it was Navajo White.  For the light fixtures, are you sure it is the fixture that is giving off the yellow cast and not the bulb?

[lightbulbsun]

I have Behr Chich Gray in my hallyway, living room, and kitchen. It's a warm gray and I love it with crisp white trim.

[bunnies]

Apr 22, 2020 9:27:55 GMT -5 @thebteam said:

Has anyone done something like this? I think I I really like the walls lighter than the trim...

I have not. I feel like a house needs interesting/cool/unique/impressive architecture and design to pull that off nicely. My '90s builder basic suburb house would not look good like that.

[dr.girlfriend]

Apr 22, 2020 9:27:55 GMT -5 @thebteam said:

Has anyone done something like this? I think I I really like the walls lighter than the trim...

http://instagr.am/p/B_Q3InIJA9j

As someone who cursed the previous owners of my house as I painted over dark blue and dark green molding that still looked moldy on the edges afterward...I would not paint my molding dark.