<p>teriwitt, a pale peachy-beige is warm and neutral. That’s what’s going in our hallway.</p>
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<p>Such as???</p>
<p>My kitchen (black granite/white cabinets/stainless steel app) and den are connected as almost one big room. My paint is this taupe color and it really looks good, and would go well with charcoal (IMO): [Shop</a> for Behr Ultra 8 Oz. Perfect Taupe Interior/Exterior Paint Tester # UL260-8 - UL260-8 at The Home Depot](<a href=“http://www.homedepot.com/buy/paint/paint-samples-posters-fan-decks/behr-ultra/8-oz-perfect-taupe-interiorexterior-paint-tester-ul2608-58559.html]Shop”>http://www.homedepot.com/buy/paint/paint-samples-posters-fan-decks/behr-ultra/8-oz-perfect-taupe-interiorexterior-paint-tester-ul2608-58559.html)</p>
<p>She didn’t really go for the pale, peachy beige idea for more than a couple of minutes. She seems to be stuck with the greys, or a new color I learned, greige (grey-beige). She sort of likes the taupe (we found an equivalent on the Benjamin Moore website), but now is leaning toward the color I painted her old bedroom at home after we turned it into a guest room:
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<p>She says she’s seen it on a wall and knows she likes it!</p>
<p>Teriwtt-This will look rather cool blue/gray. We painted much of our interior a similar color a while ago and then discovered that during our long, cloudy winters, it was not a happy color.
So: where will this be? Will the environment be darkish and cold for any length of time?</p>
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<p>HaHaHa… Boston; and we already had that discussion! Her tastes definitely run in the cool colors, though.</p>
<p>Although the condo is smallish (900 sq. ft.), it does have a lot of windows and two doors that open to the outside (a deck and a fire escape). The pictures I’ve seen actually show lots of light coming in the rooms. And she does have the glossy oak floors which will provide a bit of a shine and brighten things up.</p>
<p>The Benjamin Moore Wedgwood Grey looks really pretty. Another BM color I’ve seen used on the gardenweb kitchen forum is Revere Pewter. It’s a soft neutral grey with less blue than Wedgwood.</p>
<p>Congrats on the condo! When I put in hardwood floors, I repainted with my fav, BM Cameo white. Personally, I find the greys hard to live with.</p>