My living room is south facing however I think the window is too small and out room can seem dark on a grey day.
My living room was a pale brown, thanks to an incorrect colour match when Ioved in two years ago which I could work with.
I got samples and painted my living room in B&Qs own 'GoodHome' paint in 'Hamptons'. It was a very icy blue, gorgeous as a nautical blue grey but not for my cosy living room 😔 pic attached.
I repainted in Goosedown by Dulux, though still a cool grey, the samples were promising and look warmer. This corner yet again has icy blue undertones to it 😕
I can't live with it unless by some miracle the blue shades tone down overnight. My husband is going to (metaphorically) kill me.
I've ruled out via testers:
Dulux Polished Pebble
Dulux Pebble Shore
Dulux White Just Walnut
Dulux White Mist
Valspar Shetland Sweater
Wilko Whisper Grey
And several others. Must be a Dulux or Goodhome paint ideally. Crown possibly. Prefer off the shelf for quality control though. I won't use F&B as can't roller it on.
I wasn't a fan of Valspars true greys (black and white mix).
Dulux Perfectly Taupe seems a touch too beige. I really want a grey that looks grey but with subtle beige undertones.
Has anyone else struggled so much with dingy South facing rooms? The cool toens are supposed to balance out the warm sunshine tones we supposedly get!
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Is there such thing as truly warm grey?
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RapidRainbow · 14/01/2020 20:35
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