The framed sea fans are from the “Karen Robertson Collection”. The backsplash is a “Shaw Floors” tile product.Ī small bar/prep area is perfect to prepare drinks. The kitchen backsplash is clad in clear glass subway tile with strips of random linear tile sandwiched between rows to lend depth and interest. The crisp white cabinets beautifully contrast with the turquoise walls and kitchen island.įloors are the “HGTV HOME Flooring by Shaw – Pemberton”. Island Paint Color: “Sherwin Williams SW 6479 Drizzle”. I have to admit that I am crazy about white kitchens with turquoise islands. Paint Color: “Sherwin Williams SW 6479 Drizzle”.Ĭlear glass taper holders, in chess piece-style shapes, lend drama while keeping views unobstructed. Lighting is the Troy Lighting F2514 Transitional Four Light Pendant from the Flatiron Collection. Notice the frame wall and beautiful ceiling treatment. How cheerful and happy!Ĭonsole table is the “HGTV HOME Water’s Edge Console Table”.Ī hallway leads you from the foyer to the kitchen and to the rest of the main rooms. The foyer is all about turquoise and coastal decor. Take notes on the beautiful paint colors and let me know what you think of this transitional home!Īn original front porch adds to the curb-appeal of this coastal home.įront door and porch ceiling paint color is “Sherwin Williams Raindrop SW 6485 Raindrop”. This home is a way for us to keep the summer feeling alive for a little longer… just in case you’re not ready to say goodbye just yet. This stunning and high-tech home was built by Paradise Key South Beach’s preferred home builder, Glenn Layton Homes, and had more than 8,000 people visiting the HGTV Smart Home from around the world during the HGTV tours.Īs many of us know, this beach house has seen shared in other places before, but I can’t resist its colorful interiors and I have to show it to you. Take a look at more shades down the page and examples of how they’ve been used in homes.Once known as the “HGTV Smart Home 2013” and located in Paradise Key South Beach in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, this transitional beach house has been on many people’s minds for its smartly designed transitional interiors. These tried and true- go-to shades of grey below will work well in most rooms and will outlast the trend.
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I've put together this full list to help you choose the right grey paint.
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How to choose a grey paint that will outlast the trend And then layering in elements in a different palette for cabinets and furniture and decor. I just advise using it strategically and choosing a light or neutral warm grey tone. And a dark slate grey in a small powder room or accent wall works really well. Warm greys can liven up a north facing room with low light. For example, a soft neutral grey can neutralize overly yellow or reddish floors and cabinets.
A misty grey is very soothing and bounces light around, whereas greige is a naturally muted backdrop that feels warm and welcoming.Īlso, using grey strategically in certain areas of the home can work well. I do think that a light misty grey or a light grey that's slightly on the warm side (aka greige) can be timeless and very natural in a home. That's the reason I always stick with a classic white or light wood kitchen (which, IMHO, will never go out of style and is a soft, calming backdrop in your home). BUT that's a problem too: because a look that stuns your eyes will eventually run it's course and you'll tire of it quickly. In other applications, dark greys and blue-greys look stunning, like on kitchen cabinets for example. Especially when you have grey walls, grey cabinets and grey furniture all piled on top of one another, it just makes for an uninteresting and at the same time overwhelming experience. Others are just cold and or too dark and make a space feel like a cement jail cell. Some are too much on the blue side and it can actually make you feel blue as well. Personally, I find all-grey spaces a bit too lifeless and cold. Whole homes are being done in this colour the same way that white is used as a neutral backdrop. It seems we've gone a bit overboard with the grey trend. Grey is a beautiful neutral colour, but I believe that the over-the-top grey home trend will soon be coming to an end, in the same way that the builder beige and brown trend bit the dust.
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