interior paint color for brand new house
Kathy Furt
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Hi there, we are moving into a brand new house on Saturday. I am thinking of painting the interior of kitchen, dining, living room in Accessible Beige or agreeable gray. The kitchen has white cabinets, blue pearl granite and carrerra marble backsplash. We will also be removing the tile/carpet and installing a med. brown hardwood floor. Thoughts?
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il y a 6 ansPatricia with the colors in the kitchen I do think agreeable grey would be perfect. The house gets a lot of light. This is my new couch from Ethan Allen, I just think Accessible Beige might go better with all my furniture? We will be replacing some but not right away.
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il y a 6 ansAgreeable Grey is actually a really nice color. I’ll look at it.
I live in AZ. Congrats on selling your house so quickly. Are you staying in a Silicone Valley? The price sounds outrageous to me but if you’re staying there you’ll need every cent for your next one. I agree about using sample boards after your floor is in. Another one you might try is Behr Wheat Bread I have it in my house right now and really like it but want something different it is a chameleon color that looks grey or beige depending on the light.
My granite is Himalaya White.
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il y a 6 ansOk kids we’ve moved!! Am exhausted and about 1/2 done but enough to give all you smart people an idea. Please let me know what you think. The floors are beautiful. So am still thinking agreeable gray for kitchen dining and family room area, and perfect white trim. Thanks in advance for your opinions.
Elle
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il y a 6 ansThanks CH! I cried yesterday....Big Big change we had been in our neighborhood for 30 years, but I do love the house. Check out the view!
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il y a 6 ansThanks so much CH. rescued a white poodle off the hiway yesterday. He bit me 3 times and then was a love! Drove him to the Shelter. So the living room is done. Gray is gorgeous. Am doing silver strand in our bedroom and bathrooms. Then we have to rest a bit....
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il y a 6 ansIs this rug too bright?? Completely different than the pic....I know this table is too small but it was my moms and we don’t have anything else yet. Will buy a buffet cabinet eventually
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il y a 6 answhat is the accent color that you want? it is okay with that rug but you just need to spread that color into the other part of the house.. but i suggest something that is more shady like this rugs.. what do you think?
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il y a 6 ansOk Mommyniki! If you can get your painting done before you move in, I highly recommend it! You can figure out colors based on your granite, exposure etc. Such a drag to do it after moving. I love the agreeable gray, extra white trim, and the bedroom and bathrooms are Silver Strand!! Gorgeous!! Will post when painter is done. Love these Monarch Plank floors too . Look at the difference! New couch comes this week!!
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