Hey neighbor. That photo sure doesn't look like Greeley.
Color is a really personal decision, so it's hard to say. I wouldn't mind a blue dining room. I'd look around your living room and focus on a color that either matches or neatly contrasts a favorite tablecloth, centerpiece, picture, etc. There are also online tools at the Sherwin-Williams site and others where you can upload photos and sample a color in your photo, or just test several shades of color on the walls in your photos.
The Sherwin Williams color program is Color Snap and it is free. You are right, blue is not a good choice because it is the color of molded food.. The warm tones such as reds & oranges stimulate the appetite and conversation.Green tones are calming colors, and neutrals are just that, neutral.
Well, color can be relative and people have preferences. I recently saw a dining room that was done in Navy blue and I felt it was a great color. The lady had Silver accents and White trim that worked so well for her.
Why don't you post a picture of your space here and the we all can give you some direction. I myself recently did a blue/green color for a client, 50% hated it 50% loved it, but my client loved
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it and that was what mattered the most.
Choose a color or take inspiration from a magazine or your favorite scarf and the play with it. As Lee Anne suggested use the Snap App from SW to pick the right paint color from your inspirational piece.
Thanks guys! I'm going to follow you advice and I think I will start by picking out a table cloth. I found a few that I like at world market. I'll keep you posted with any updates! Thanks again and I'll use that Color snap too. Oh and @Steve you are right on, that isn't Greeley ha took a trip to San Diego!
The light exposure (east, west, etc.) and the colors of adjacent rooms can be good starting places. What feel do you want the room to have? Dramatic and glamorous, light and airy, etc.?
Well we are going through a house overhaul and painting the majority. Right now the adjacent room (living) is a dove grey and white, but thinking about changing for a warmer feeling. We purchased a very warm burnt orange color. Thinking maybe a good feature wall color.
Let me know if you have a need for any decorative expressions, I can help you with personalized ones or our standard ones from the catalog. Good luck with your project! Be sure to give us an update with photos!!
Color is a really personal decision, so it's hard to say. I wouldn't mind a blue dining room. I'd look around your living room and focus on a color that either matches or neatly contrasts a favorite tablecloth, centerpiece, picture, etc. There are also online tools at the Sherwin-Williams site and others where you can upload photos and sample a color in your photo, or just test several shades of color on the walls in your photos.
Why don't you post a picture of your space here and the we all can give you some direction. I myself recently did a blue/green color for a client, 50% hated it 50% loved it, but my client loved ...»
Choose a color or take inspiration from a magazine or your favorite scarf and the play with it. As Lee Anne suggested use the Snap App from SW to pick the right paint color from your inspirational piece.