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Green breaks the room but feels nicer and works well. Light gray makes the dining room feel roomier and the plants pop out. Unable to decide. Rest of the room has tones of terra cotta, green and walnut.

I’ve been trying to solve this paint dilemma for months and need fresh eyes!

Our home is very open concept, so the main wall color flows through the entry, living room, hallways, etc. There’s really no natural place to switch colors, so I need one main color throughout, aside from accent walls. The house is also fairly modern architecturally, so I’m trying to keep the interior feeling crisp and modern. I’ve recently replaced pretty much all the furniture and decor after a horrible puppy phase that destroyed everything so it’s not an option to replace all of that again.

Currently the walls are SW First Star, which I love in the entry—it’s crisp, light but not white, and has enough personality. But where it meets our SW Naval accent wall (which we love and are keeping), First Star suddenly reads very gray/murky to me.

I’ve already sampled Alabaster, White Sesame, Shoji White, Aesthetic White, City Loft, Egret White, Taupe of the Morning, Shiitake, Drift of Mist, Natural Linen, and Pediment. Nothing has worked better overall. Warm greiges/beiges tend to pull yellow, pink, or muddy in our house, while the lighter whites lose too much personality.

Both the main wall color and curtains can change; Naval stays. Sofa is an Arhaus Kipton in Beacon Natural. All the furniture, rug, and accents have to stay. Please ignore the brown dog blanket and the gray chair wrapped in plastic—the chair is being moved elsewhere.

Would you keep First Star and change the curtains to add warmth or is there a better whole-house wall color that stays crisp next to Naval without looking beige, gray, yellow, or stark white?

Hi- need help! Have a tiny powder bath and I really wanted it to be dark and moody and now I feel like there needs to be some sort of contrast and I need to figure out the art and shelves and stuff wondering if anybody has any ideas. I’ll be enough Reddit isn’t letting me add any photos, but the bathroom is Mississippi mud with a dark copper sink.

My room is too simple so which painting looks good because that will be a main part of the room it’s basically emphasis point so need help ..if someone have better option open for it .. Disclaimer:Room is done through A.I..

Hi guys,

I just painted my whole room studio green. I am doubting to also paint this white wall to studio green.

Attached a photo of the room in the night.

It looks a bit dull with the white, but it does make the room a little bit lighter.

What do you think.