Yes, put down everything you're doing and answer this vital question about Little Greene shades
- sitting room painted in Little Greene French Grey Pale
- Rest of house (4 bed fifties red brick semi) painted with Johnston's cova plus to match French Grey Pale
- About to sell as we've seen next dream project but first getting oak veneer floor put in downstairs. (tully smoked oak)
- Want to give sitting room a fresh coat of paint - do I order the French Grey Pale from LG OR is everyone so sick of grey that I could go with pale pink similar to calamine from F&B or is that just too out there for buyers? Adjoining kitchen is dulux morning light, plain and simple light yellowy cream.
although all walls mostly in house are grey, we have a navy sofa, f&b treron and de nime painted furniture etc, it's not like grey with grey sofas, grey cushions grey mcgreyface if you see what i mean.
Also I don't mind spending the money on the paint as it's one room and I'm doing the work myself. just half repainted a relative's house and out of zinsser, dulux timeless, johnstones and f&b (all left over from various projects) i found, as I always seem to, that f&b is far and away the easiest and most pleasant to work with and gave the best coverage in fewest coats. Least spatter, least smell and easiest cleanup. I genuinely don't understand professional decorator's issues with it.
