Thanks a mil! That's the thing about new colour. It does take some getting used to. However I had my babies room, a spare room and the inside of my front door painted at the same time last week and love all of the colours chosen but this one I just can't look at. It turned out to be more of a minty green than the colour samples on the wall. One of the fabrics below are being make up in a footstool and I think it may be overkill with too much colour. I wanted the coushions and footstool to pop as those are the things you spend the most amount of money on rather than the paint. In saying that. The cost of the paint was expensive and also paying someone to do it. Now to do it all over again is not ideal.:(. i took the cushions and fabric into one of my other rooms to see what it looked like against a more neutral background and felt it looked a little better. See pics below. Any other paint suggestions are much appreciated.

Benjamin Moore has a color called Gray Cashmere. It is a perfect compliment for the red tiles. Has some blue, some green and gray undertones.

Newly built kitchen with natural light and velux window at dinning area . Kitchen area has a peninsula and no natural light

Hi, We have just completed an extension at the back of our house. We are going to put a tv out on the wall on the right and maybe a low level unit and floating shelves on the wall. We were going to get a 3 seater and 2 seater. The dining area is a dark grey and kitchen is white. Would love some input as to colours for the walls and maybe layout of couches! Thanks a mil