Wow, I just applied the sticky paint sample onto a white posterboard and then stuck it on the existing painted wall for a true look. Thank You so much for sharing!
I just saw your video and was so impressed I changed my mind about the colors I wanted to paint my living room and bedroom. My living room has very light soft bluish very light grey couches with light taupe and soft white tables. Lots of light in the living room. My bedroom furniture is white and no headboard. Not a lot of light in the bedroom. Planning on keeping the blue- grey bedspread with white accents as I love that color. Do you have and recommendations? My home is a small two bedroom so I would l like to keep the colors on the lighter side. Thank you so much!!
Hi, I love the information in your video. My furniture is black, white and gray with darker wood flooring. We want to repaint our walls They are currently a darker beige. I want to paint a light gray. What gray would you suggest?TX😊
Hi Ashley, we have British Colonial/India Hicks style with very dark eng wood floors, jute rugs, BM Chantilly Lace on most walls and brightly colored Caribbean art that really pops on the white. We just had our kitchen cabinets repainted to SW Snow Bound and are looking for a wall color (open concept) that has some color in it but not a lot. I have banquette cushions that are covered in a bold green fabric that I don’t want to change. I have Delacatis white granite. The space tends to be on the darker side. Not a fan of gray, beige or griege colors. Would like blue or green. Thank you for any help you can provide. Would you be willing to do a virtual or phone call? Thank you!
The paint swatches I've been considering are all LRV 18-32 😆 Maybe this is my cue to play with some lighter ones before committing. Didn't even know I'm dramatic!
I am working with warm oak fixed features and putting in a new kitchen. I am considering SW Dover White. Do you think it will be too creamy? (Are house is really a 100 plus year old farmhouse.)
Hi, I just saw your video. It's great content. My delima is my countertop in the kitchen is that venetian gold granite that has to stay, and my cabinets are the dark cognac color from the 90,s . I want to paint the cabinets, i know white will look awful, what kind of cream should i use. Thanks
@homelikeyoumeanit Thank you. Actually i was trying to match this shade with a vendor "Asian Paints" in India but didnt find the same in thier Spectra or shade book or catalogue. Neverthless, it really looks gorgeous with white.
Very hard to see without seeing the space. You don't want something too bright but also need enough contrast, so it will be a lot of trial and error. If you need more help, I am available for virtual consultations!
I'd love to know what the gray with blue undertone paint color is at 2:35 - it's the only one you don't say what the color is - I'm thinking of doing BM Stonington Gray and wondering if that was it :) ps LOVE ur vids THANK YOU
I have been following your channel for a while. I have learned so much from you. I have a question if you do not mind answering. I have an open concept home. All my walls and trim work are done in accessible beige. My hardwood flooring is all throughout the main areas are graphite gray as well as the cabinets. I have granite for my countertops which I love, Luna Pearl. My fabrics in all my furniture are linen. I have cream/oatmeal color in my area's rugs. I know my walls have a green undertone. What is the best accent color should I choose with these neutral colors? Thank you for your time.
@@janiceestes9518 You really have a neutral canvas at this point. What colors do you gravitate towards? Perhaps find a rug with some color in it as a jumping off point and then identify a color in the rug and repeat all around the room. That's the easiest way!
What to do when you have 90's orange toned oak floors in an open concept condo that has white cabinets with carrara marble countertops? I feel I have such a ying yang situation. I don't know how to bridge the warmth of the wood floors with the coolness of the marble counter tops and bright white cabinets. It's a struggle...lol
Hi I enjoyed your video. I’ve been looking at paint chips for months. We have an open concept home , 2 story family room. I love warm colors . We need an update. We have Sw restrained gold on most of our walls in main living areas and kitchen. We have sw Dover white trim color. I do t think I will like picking a paint color thst is too light ? We live in the northeast and have long winters here’. . I was excited to see you showing yellow paint ! I have seen other pics in decorating magazines showing some yellow paint. I’m thinking of painting with SW Netsuke ? It will be lighter than what we have but I’m not sure if I’m going to feel like I’m updating enough? I feel stuck . Our family room and kitchen face south . So we get a lot of light on those areas . Would appreciate thoughts and suggestions. 😊
Hi, Just saw your video. Didn't mention LRV of BM Navajo White. Would you recommend for North facing room? Want warm and creamy, not stark and cool/cold.
If your kitchen cabinets are white and you want white cabinets in your LR I would keep to the same white, but otherwise, no. Things just need to flow with your decor.
I just got rid of my creamy yellow, “ Maniquin Cream” by Benjamin Moore,in the kitchen, and family room “Golden Straw”, Benjamin Moore. The 2 rooms are conected- open concept. Got so tired of the yellows. Now have Behrs “Mocha Light” in 1/2 bath, kitchen and family room. Love it! What are your thoughts on this color. Could you please check it out. It looks amazing with white accents. Thanks. Loved your video.Paint is so hard to choose. It looks different on every wall. Lighting is everything, I truly believe.
@@homelikeyoumeanit Yes. I’ve always loved the taupes. I have Chocolate Mousse by Benjamin Moore in my Living Room, which is a separate room. It has pink undertones, but I use some pink accents in there for spring/ summer. Thanks for answering me.
Our living room furniture is gray and our area rug is gray, black and beige. What colour would you recommend for the walls? It is an open concept which goes into our dining room, kitchen upstairs and downstairs. Thank you in advance just subscribe to your channel.
@@homelikeyoumeanit Blues, creams with a splash of yellow and bright green. Like a summer bouquet of flowers. Absolutely no browns, orange or muddy greens of fall.
@@homelikeyoumeanit Blues, creams with a splash of yellow and bright green. Like a summer bouquet of flowers. Absolutely no browns, orange or muddy greens of fall.
Hi, Just saw your video. You didn't mention LRV of BM Navajo White. Would you recommend for North facing room? Want warm and creamy, not cool/cold and stark.
I am renovating a building and had the fellowship area, SW Neutral Ground on the walls and SW Alabaster on trim, doors, cabinets. It looks fantastic. Warm but light and bright. This is when I wish RUclips allowed pics in the comments.
I love your videos! But you keep saying “this will be great but only if you style it properly” ahhhhh how do you know! I have grey tile unfortunately and am terrified of it
Wow, I just applied the sticky paint sample onto a white posterboard and then stuck it on the existing painted wall for a true look. Thank You so much for sharing!
It’s life changing!
Another great video to enjoy!
SW Honied white is surprisingly bright and cheery yet rich
I just saw your video and was so impressed I changed my mind about the colors I wanted to paint my living room and bedroom. My living room has very light soft bluish very light grey couches with light taupe and soft white tables. Lots of light in the living room.
My bedroom furniture is white and no headboard. Not a lot of light in the bedroom. Planning on keeping the blue- grey bedspread with white accents as I love that color.
Do you have and recommendations? My home is a small two bedroom so I would l like to keep the colors on the lighter side. Thank you so much!!
What do you think about SW Ivory Lace as neutral for main color on walls?
Hi, I love the information in your video.
My furniture is black, white and gray with darker wood flooring.
We want to repaint our walls They are currently a darker beige.
I want to paint a light gray.
What gray would you suggest?TX😊
Hi Ashley, we have British Colonial/India Hicks style with very dark eng wood floors, jute rugs, BM Chantilly Lace on most walls and brightly colored Caribbean art that really pops on the white. We just had our kitchen cabinets repainted to SW Snow Bound and are looking for a wall color (open concept) that has some color in it but not a lot. I have banquette cushions that are covered in a bold green fabric that I don’t want to change. I have Delacatis white granite. The space tends to be on the darker side. Not a fan of gray, beige or griege colors. Would like blue or green. Thank you for any help you can provide. Would you be willing to do a virtual or phone call? Thank you!
The paint swatches I've been considering are all LRV 18-32 😆 Maybe this is my cue to play with some lighter ones before committing. Didn't even know I'm dramatic!
I am working with warm oak fixed features and putting in a new kitchen. I am considering SW Dover White. Do you think it will be too creamy? (Are house is really a 100 plus year old farmhouse.)
Hi, I just saw your video. It's great content.
My delima is my countertop in the kitchen is that venetian gold granite that has to stay, and my cabinets are the dark cognac color from the 90,s .
I want to paint the cabinets, i know white will look awful, what kind of cream should i use. Thanks
You need to check out beiges!
I really like the white colour in your background wall . May I know what colour is that ?
Benjamin Moore white dove
@@homelikeyoumeanitand the one above that ?
@@xgfgcv-xg1cb Ben Moore Newburg Greenb
@homelikeyoumeanit Thank you. Actually i was trying to match this shade with a vendor "Asian Paints" in India but didnt find the same in thier Spectra or shade book or catalogue. Neverthless, it really looks gorgeous with white.
I love the navy blue behind you.
Thanks! That's BM Newburg Green.
I thought so - love that color!
I would love to know what neutral 'white' you would pair with yellow'd trim and doors that have to stay. Feature wall will be french beret.
Very hard to see without seeing the space. You don't want something too bright but also need enough contrast, so it will be a lot of trial and error. If you need more help, I am available for virtual consultations!
Which color was that Gray with Blue undertone? First image you shared for the outdated colors 😂
BM gray owl. Not outdated if you have furniture/decor/fixed elements that relate to it!
I'd love to know what the gray with blue undertone paint color is at 2:35 - it's the only one you don't say what the color is - I'm thinking of doing BM Stonington Gray and wondering if that was it :) ps LOVE ur vids THANK YOU
Hi there! thanks for watching. That's Benjamin Moore Gray Owl.
I have been following your channel for a while. I have learned so much from you. I have a question if you do not mind answering. I have an open concept home. All my walls and trim work are done in accessible beige. My hardwood flooring is all throughout the main areas are graphite gray as well as the cabinets. I have granite for my countertops which I love, Luna Pearl. My fabrics in all my furniture are linen. I have cream/oatmeal color in my area's rugs. I know my walls have a green undertone. What is the best accent color should I choose with these neutral colors? Thank you for your time.
Thanks for watching! Where is the accent color going?
@@homelikeyoumeanit I am thinking accessories and maybe new area rugs in my main living area.
@@janiceestes9518 You really have a neutral canvas at this point. What colors do you gravitate towards? Perhaps find a rug with some color in it as a jumping off point and then identify a color in the rug and repeat all around the room. That's the easiest way!
@@homelikeyoumeanit Thank you for your response. I have a sunroom which I have an area rug with stripes of watercolor blue.
What to do when you have 90's orange toned oak floors in an open concept condo that has white cabinets with carrara marble countertops? I feel I have such a ying yang situation. I don't know how to bridge the warmth of the wood floors with the coolness of the marble counter tops and bright white cabinets. It's a struggle...lol
You need to test some cream colors!
Hi I enjoyed your video. I’ve been looking at paint chips for months. We have an open concept home , 2 story family room. I love warm colors . We need an update. We have Sw restrained gold on most of our walls in main living areas and kitchen. We have sw Dover white trim color. I do t think I will like picking a paint color thst is too light ? We live in the northeast and have long winters here’. . I was excited to see you showing yellow paint ! I have seen other pics in decorating magazines showing some yellow paint. I’m thinking of painting with SW Netsuke ? It will be lighter than what we have but I’m not sure if I’m going to feel like I’m updating enough? I feel stuck . Our family room and kitchen face south . So we get a lot of light on those areas . Would appreciate thoughts and suggestions. 😊
SW Netsuke is great, it's got just enough beige to tone it down. LRV of 63, which is perfect for living space!
Thanks so much!
Great video. I current bought a new sofa in a Puddy. I currently have Wilmington Tan from Behr on our walls which I love. Any suggestion?
Start by sampling grays with green undertones. See this video: ruclips.net/video/fHdhbbaoCBY/видео.html
Hi, What is the white paint color on the wall behind you
@@shirlyjoanr one of my favorites, white dove!
Hi, Just saw your video. Didn't mention LRV of BM Navajo White. Would you recommend for North facing room? Want warm and creamy, not stark and cool/cold.
If you have LR cabinets in an open concept can you paint them different than your kitchen cabinets?
If your kitchen cabinets are white and you want white cabinets in your LR I would keep to the same white, but otherwise, no. Things just need to flow with your decor.
I just got rid of my creamy yellow, “ Maniquin Cream” by Benjamin Moore,in the kitchen, and family room “Golden Straw”, Benjamin Moore. The 2 rooms are conected- open concept. Got so tired of the yellows. Now have Behrs “Mocha Light” in 1/2 bath, kitchen and family room. Love it! What are your thoughts on this color. Could you please check it out. It looks amazing with white accents. Thanks. Loved your video.Paint is so hard to choose. It looks different on every wall. Lighting is everything, I truly believe.
That's a nice color with a good LRV for living spaces. Looks like it has some taupe undertones.
@@homelikeyoumeanit Yes. I’ve always loved the taupes. I have Chocolate Mousse by Benjamin Moore in my Living Room, which is a separate room. It has pink undertones, but I use some pink accents in there for spring/ summer. Thanks for answering me.
I just subscribed to your channel. 🤗
Our living room furniture is gray and our area rug is gray, black and beige. What colour would you recommend for the walls? It is an open concept which goes into our dining room, kitchen upstairs and downstairs. Thank you in advance just subscribe to your channel.
I’d start with by sampling one of the two greiges on this list and see what those do for your room.
Love your videos. I’d love to see the wall behind you repainted tho. Unless your ceilings are 10’. I feel like it’s making the wall “look fat”.
I didn't hear you mention any paint colors that will work with Modern Costal colors. Please do a vid on that.
Which coastal colors are you trying to pair with neutrals?
@@homelikeyoumeanit Blues, creams with a splash of yellow and bright green. Like a summer bouquet of flowers. Absolutely no browns, orange or muddy greens of fall.
@@homelikeyoumeanit Blues, creams with a splash of yellow and bright green. Like a summer bouquet of flowers. Absolutely no browns, orange or muddy greens of fall.
Hi, Just saw your video. You didn't mention LRV of BM Navajo White. Would you recommend for North facing room? Want warm and creamy, not cool/cold and stark.
I am renovating a building and had the fellowship area, SW Neutral Ground on the walls and SW Alabaster on trim, doors, cabinets. It looks fantastic. Warm but light and bright. This is when I wish RUclips allowed pics in the comments.
I wish they did too. I'm sure that's beautiful!
I love your videos! But you keep saying “this will be great but only if you style it properly” ahhhhh how do you know! I have grey tile unfortunately and am terrified of it
Maybe a greige is the best option for you? Then you can repeat those warmer tones.
I was sick of grays when they were “in.” I will Never use gray!
What about a soft, egg-yolkie cream?
im sick of biege! Boring
@@Mberalf4829 That was not a nice comment to her. Everyone likes different colors and decor.