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Fresh colour schemes

Traditionally many homeowners get the re-decorating bug in spring. I'm no exception. I am planning a major painting job for the downstairs of my home.

As I age, I seem to want less and less colour on my walls. My choice for living room, dining room and hallways is Ben Moore Acadia White OC 35 (#5) to replace Elephant Tusk (#6). Acadia White is a warm white without being too yellow. It is darker (not by much) than Cloud White which is the colour on my trim.

If you love colour here are some crisp, fresh combinations for spring updates.

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