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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here--thanks for all your responses. Very helpful! Now if I can ask for more help: I'm pretty sure I want my dining room/ kitchen to be the blue color. Our floor plan is somewhat open-the layout is kitchen (with very little actual wall space, separated from dining area only by a peninsula-type counter, then into living room through a medium sized archway.

Any suggestions on a color to paint the living room? Furniture is neutral, I have a brick fireplace, and a large north-facing picture window and south-facing regular windows, so it's fairly bright though not super-bright.

Thanks! (I'd get professional help if daycare weren't taking all my money!)[/quote]

In the middle of repainting right now, LOL.  If you go to Lowe's (or somewhere similar) they have paint chip cards with "flow together" colors.  So you can see that if you want a hall one color and it opens into your LR which is attached and very visible from your DR, etc, you can see what colors will look nice together without just having to use varied tones of beige.  [/quote]

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