Thank you for all the feedback! We were thinking of using it for the family room, then a lighter shade for the open plan kitchen. Will test on walls! Glad nobody found it hideous so far.

Anonymous wrote:Check out Benjamin Moore's Hawthorn Yellow also.

Or windham cream which is on the same color strip

Hard to say. You either need to try it on your walls, or paint a large piece of poster board if you want to see it in different rooms. Some yellows that look pretty tame on a chip wind up screaming at you when they go up on the wall.

Huh I was expecting a really bright yellow. Are you thinking all the walls or just an accent wall? If accent go brighter, if all keep this and you'll be able to find some nice gray's and navy's to accent the wall.

Check out Benjamin Moore's Hawthorn Yellow also.

Looks more creamy than yellow on my screen.
Buy small amount and test paint in diff areas in home.

I like it. It has a peach tone on my screen.

I think it could look like a very light buttery yellow.

It's very yellow

Actually let me restate that - it goes from a pinkish tinged cream to more of an orangey yellow (not mustard).

It goes from sort of a pink tinged cream to almost a mustard yellow depending on the angle of my screen. I would definitely test it out in various areas of your house before you commit. I do think it's a pretty color.

What effect are you going for? I like yellow and used a proper yellow in my house. This isn't close. If you're going for cream, this might be a little yellow.

I love it

It is definitely yellow. Might look different though in the space/lighting?

http://www.houzz.com/photos/7571943/Dunn-Edwards-Paints-Hazelwood-DE5281-paint-los-angeles

Using in a mid century modern home. Big windows, lots of sun. I like the warmth of this color but worried it's too yellow. What do you think?