We’ll always have a special place in our hearts for the “sea glass” colors of our first house though. We still seem to love blues and greens with a fair amount of neutral tones, but we traded in the creams and tans for soft and taupey grays and added plums, pinks, and warm yellow-y green to keep it from feeling too cold. But we’ll get to that a little more in a second.įirst, just for fun, here’s our first house’s color palette. And our rooms with more neutral colors on the walls tend have more color added in with brightly patterned curtains & pillows, geometric rugs and bold art, painted furniture, etc. The cool thing we’ve realized is that most of our rooms with brightly colored walls tend to have a few more neutral choices to balance things out (ex: our greeny-yellow walled kitchen has white cabinets/counters and a soft gray backsplash with brown cork floors).
#House color schemes full#
Note: click here for a full list of these paint colors. It’s not too easy to see all of the colors (ex: the back of the dining room built-ins are dark teal, but it’s not as easy to see those little slivers of color in the image below as well as the office stencil and Clara’s closet stencil) but it was fun to play around in photoshop and make an updated floor plan for this house’s paint picks so far. So without further ado, here’s our current house’s color palette as it stands now (we still have to paint the guest bathroom and the spare room). We did one of them for our first house, and it was fun to see how our paint colors have evolved over the years. Is this possible, or am I asking way too much? HAPPY NEW YEAR by the way! – DanielleĪ: Oh yeah – we’re way overdue on that! So when Danielle submitted that comment here, we officially bumped it to the top of our to-do list. Q: Hi guys! I was snooping around your blog to try and find a floor plan of your new home with the colors you used for each room (like you did in the post from Feb 24/2010) but I didn’t find one! I would L-O-V-E to see what your new house looks like now, with a visualization of the color scheme per room.
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