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Old 11-10-2015, 10:09 AM
 
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts. After your previous post, I did some re-thinking of those two spaces. I agree with you about the living room colors, and decided not to change a thing color-wise. I think the sofa and loveseat should look just fine in that space. The only question I have now is whether to add some accent chairs. I like your idea on that; I just need to do some shopping and find something that works.

As for the bright green in the bonus room, I was thinking about changing it to something like a plum color. This one might be a good choice:
Summer Plum 2074-20 Paint - Benjamin Moore Summer Plum Paint Color Details
Or I could just play it conservatively and paint over it with the existing blue. Still trying to decide on that.

I know what you mean about the Benjamin Moore site. I found something similar on the Sherwin-Williams website. Although I haven't tried this, they have an app where you can upload a photo of a room and experiment with colors there to see what works.

Again, thanks for all your suggestions and input. They are much appreciated.
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Old 11-10-2015, 03:30 PM
 
Location: Southwest Washington State
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You know, if you paint that small space that amazing color, and you end up not liking it, it isn't a tragedy. You can easily repaint. Go for it!

Would that color also work on your front door?

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Old 11-10-2015, 04:45 PM
 
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You know, if you paint that small space that amazing color, and you end up not liking it, it isn't a tragedy. You can easily repaint. Go for it!
I might just do that. As you point out, it wouldn't be much effort at all to paint over it.

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Would that color also work on your front door?
That color would look great on the front door. The house is a slightly lighter gray than the Equestrian Gray paired with the plum in that link. Another potential painting project to add to my list. Thanks for the suggestion.
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