I bought wall samples of 7011 Alpaca, 7015 Repose Gray, 7044 Amazing Gray, 7016 Mindful Gray & 0055 Light French Gray. My plan is a white comforter, and accents in blue, & white rugs, etc., to lighten up the dark woods. Our bedroom furniture is dark brown as well. We are in the country with lots of light coming inside. We are pulling up the carpet and replacing with a darkish brown vinyl plank flooring, there is a sliding door and 5 windows. Our woodwork is all dark solid oak trim, doors, etc. At first I got so many paint chips in greys, however, I am seeing that greige might becoming a better choice. I am in the process of removing 80’s wallpaper in our large bedroom with intent to paint. I’ve been reading the comments on this article and am so impressed with your quick replies with such helpful info with specific color suggestions to everyone! Could you please advise me as to what color I can use, no matter which darker color I use in the front of the house? I considered Anew if using Mega Greige, but didn’t know if that would be enough of a contrast. I have Cognac colored cabinets and Bruce hardwood that blends with cabinets. I am having a trouble picking a lighter color for my kitchen/morning room. In the back of the house the is the kitchen/morning room combo which is right off the dining room. My thinking was because of the vaulted ceilings and dormers, I could get away with using a darker color like either Mega Greige or Functional Gray in living room/dining and Loft.
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In my living room/dining room which is in the front of the house (S-SE exposure), I have 16’ ceilings with 1 dormer and 3 windows and another dormer over my front door. I am having my house painted, but I am not sure about the colors to use.
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Need help finding your perfect greige? Book a FREE Virtual Color Consultation with one of our color experts to bring your color to life It’s especially great for focal points and accent walls. Looking to make a statement with greige? Functional Gray’s medium hue is perfect for creating a more saturated look that lets your walls stand out in any room. Play it up with lighter colored textiles and decor to create inviting contrast. The warmer tones lean a little more yellow, which makes this hue perfect for creating an environment that’s extra cozy. A neutral greige like Alpaca creates a softer look that complements a variety of different accent colors whether they’re light, dark or somewhere in the middle.
AlpacaĬhoosing the right greige can have a big impact on how everything comes together in a space. Use this taupe-inspired hue in a space with other warm accent colors to pull everything together for a snug and welcoming look. Anew GrayĪnew Gray has a touch of warm color that’s ever so subtle. Perfect Greige sets the backdrop for a transitional space where warm and cool tones can be mixed and matched with ease. This balanced hue is the perfect blend thanks to equal parts of gray and beige. When you’re stuck between neutrals and can’t seem to decide, our top five shades of greige might be what you’re looking for. It doesn’t always have to be one or the other – that’s why we love the duo that’s greige.
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