#Aloof gray tv#

(Best part other than the amazing happy color is that it was $5!) The other 3 are Dolphin Gray (kinda dark gray). My kitchen is Dark Purple! (My FAVORITE of the whole house!) I loved it so much I used it for 1 wall in my bedroom too. I totally agree and it breaks up the very very blue of the other walls.

#Aloof gray tv#

The main wall in my living room is a really light gray with a very slight bluish tint because Hubby says the big tv looks better with a gray wall behind it. I have Carribean Blue in my living room (3 walls) and laundry room.

Your colors are so NEUTRAL compared to mine! Haha. After looking at a lifetime worth of inspiration photos on Houzz I narrowed my neutral color choices down to three categories…. I’m actually a little nervous about it, but I think it’s the right direction. So in the new house I am (mostly) taking the color off the walls and going very neutral. Accessories should be fun, and mine aren’t…becasue all the “fun” is on the wall. I’ve found that decorating those rooms can be challenge, and most of the things I put in them tend to be white, tan, or brown. I love color after all, the walls have been (or are) saturated greens, blues, oranges, browns, and purples. In our current house I went a little crazy with color. A neutral that looks great in you living room might look like the most awful color in existence in you bedroom, and just because you find a color you love in a friend’s house or online doesn’t mean it will look anything like that in your house. Neutrals are hard to choose because their undertones are all over the place and they change so much from house to house, room to room, and even depending on the time of day. Saying you’re “just going to paint it a neutral color” doesn’t make things any easier either…even though it may sound like giving up. There are just so many options, and they usually look very different on the wall than they do on a little paint chip. I don’t think anyone here would disagree with me if I said choosing paint colors is hard.