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Wow! I love that bedding! I bet it feels really smooth and soft. I think you could do quite a few colors with that gray. You could do a lighter gray for a soothing monotone, a very pale pink (barely there), ice blue, a cool white or a combo.
Ben Moore has a color that is nice...I think it is called Macadamia or Macadamia Nut or something like this. Anyway, it's a nice tan.
I think Shaker Beige (Ben Moore or Sherwin W) is also nice. Putnum ivory is another choice. They are all in the beige family.
If you have a large room a dark brown could be nice..
I have bedding that is close to this and will be doing the Macademia
You could go in so many different directions with that. I think I would be inclined to go grey or white.
I am just stumped! I am thinking maybe grey or tan but then lost on curtains. I want something luxurious to but silk would be way to much with the duvet.
Wow! I love that bedding! I bet it feels really smooth and soft. I think you could do quite a few colors with that gray. You could do a lighter gray for a soothing monotone, a very pale pink (barely there), ice blue, a cool white or a combo.
What color is the furniture?
I haven't bought furniture yet-all our stuff is in storage while we build. My old furniture was more antique/shabby chic and I am no longer really a fan of that style. So I am starting from scratch with the whole room. I love the feel and look of the Hotel line and Macy's is having a big sale so I snatched it up-but now I am at a loss where to go with it!
Ben Moore has a color that is nice...I think it is called Macadamia or Macadamia Nut or something like this. Anyway, it's a nice tan.
I think Shaker Beige (Ben Moore or Sherwin W) is also nice. Putnum ivory is another choice. They are all in the beige family.
If you have a large room a dark brown could be nice..
I have bedding that is close to this and will be doing the Macademia
The room isn't huge at all-just our guest room and we put the sguare fooyage in our house into rooms that would get more use. I probably will just be buying end tables, 2 lamps and maybe a dresser-something along the west elm style probably or 40's inspired mirrored tables?
A light sandy tan would look really nice with the bedding. White, sand, and the blue/green. BM carrington beige HC-93. Tie it all together with pillows on the bed. Nice bedding!
After seeing feedback I am now leaning towards neutral tan/cream paint and then bringing in some creams and golds and maybe browns with pillows and accessories. What kind of fabric for the curtains-we just have one window in the guest room. I am thinking silk would be too much of the same type of material. Do you guys agree?
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