Interior paint colour recommendations

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I went into the BM store yesterday. The weekend designer also suggested Swiss Coffee and Edgecomb Grey. She also suggested BM Dove Wing or SeaPear and also Silver Satin or Balboa Mist. I bought some samples and will see how they look in the space. It’s hard to tell the undertones. I don’t want the walls to be monochromatic with my light beige furniture but I like warm undertones

Edgecomb gray definitely has warm undertones. We have it in our DR, paired with linen white trim, and it’s very soft. Tell us what you decide!

[Anonymous]

The thing about these light neutrals is that you need to make sure your trim color has similar undertones and is either intentionally lighter, or intentionally darker.

[Anonymous]

Anything that looks harmonious with the floors. No accent wall -dated.

[Anonymous]

Pine laminate flooring? Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anything that looks harmonious with the floors. No accent wall -dated.

Disagree. The right accent color can bring life to an otherwise monochromatic palette.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pine laminate flooring? Ugh.

How is this helpful? What were you hoping to accomplish in posting it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I went into the BM store yesterday. The weekend designer also suggested Swiss Coffee and Edgecomb Grey. She also suggested BM Dove Wing or SeaPear and also Silver Satin or Balboa Mist. I bought some samples and will see how they look in the space. It’s hard to tell the undertones. I don’t want the walls to be monochromatic with my light beige furniture but I like warm undertones

We have Swiss coffee in most of our downstairs- it’s lovely, but basically white. I love edgecomb grey, I’ve used it for big and small spaces in prior houses; I particularly like it lightened 25%, especially if it’s a north facing room or one that gets less natural light. It seems to go with everything.