What color is your dining room?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A milky white. My favorite room in the house.

Do you know the name of the paint? I'm looking for a good milky white.

NP. I've used Ralph Lauren's chalk white in two houses and love it. It's warm always neutral-- never leans gray, yellow, pink or anything else. Just always a really lovely warm cream.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A milky white. My favorite room in the house.

Do you know the name of the paint? I'm looking for a good milky white.

NP. I've used Ralph Lauren's chalk white in two houses and love it. It's warm always neutral-- never leans gray, yellow, pink or anything else. Just always a really lovely warm cream.

PP here. Thanks so much! I'll try a sample.

[Anonymous]

Bright salmon-pretty in summer, warm and bright in the winter when we need it. Same as our living room. Color is wonderful!

[Anonymous]

BM Newberg Green above the chair rail, white below the chair rail.

[Anonymous]

Red...not using as dining room currently....it is a playroom now

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A milky white. My favorite room in the house.

Do you know the name of the paint? I'm looking for a good milky white.

NP. I've used Ralph Lauren's chalk white in two houses and love it. It's warm always neutral-- never leans gray, yellow, pink or anything else. Just always a really lovely warm cream.

One more question . . . are you using a whiter paint color for the trim?

[Anonymous]

Don't do red. It's super dated (sorry). The worst look is the bright white wainscoting with the bright red paint.

If there is enough light in the room, a really dark color can work. I painted an office an almost black color and it's fantastic.

[Anonymous]

brick red