Progress and paint colors....

Hola......

Rainy Sunday afternoon.....here in Atlanta.

I have a few updates on one of my projects...the one where we did the mantle and surround out of reclaimed wood.

I thought I would share the paint colors with you. I know if you are like me, we are always on the search for the "perfect color"....

She wanted mostly neutrals, especially in the common areas [family room, kitchen, and hallways].

We also painted the 3 boys rooms the same.

Here are the names:

Liv's room [her daughter]

walls are SW 7112 Pinkish. Y'all this is the prettiest pink ever...so soft...just a hint of color.

ceiling is BM 866 Winter Ice. Perfect.

Hard to tell because it was a rainy dreary day when I took these.

The playroom is BM Bleeker Beige HC 80. No picture yet but it is one of my staples! Nice neutral.

Boy's rooms: BM Clay Beige OC 11. A great neutral without yellow.

The Jack and Jill bath is SW 7506 Loggia. A shade deeper than the bedrooms.

The master bedroom is going to be BM Natural Cream OC 14. Nice neutral....a little chalky.

The Dining room is BM 1479 Alaskan Husky....swoon...

BEFORE

AND AFTER

So soft...it looks more blue than it is....gray with just a hint of blue.

The Laundry room: BM AC 16 Kentucky Haze.....everything. Trim, ceiling, and walls. The wood banisters are going to be SW Iron Ore 7069

If you remember, I used the same honed slate tile in there. Should be painted today, so I will have shots soon.....

The floors are done. We used Dark Walnut stain. We painted the brick but we might have to tweak the color.....

The common areas are BM White Sand.

All the trim and ceilings are BM White Dove.

Here is the sofa we ordered for the family room. It looks messy here but we were lounging all over to make sure it was comfy!!! And boy is it. I have MG sofa and chairs that are 10 years old. I just found out that their cushions have a lifetime warranty!!! Good to know. Plus, I love the option of being able to order extra slipcovers. I have the white ones that I use for the summer and the flax linen for the winter.