I love the green its a pop of color and plays nice off your white!

;-) Thanks. Questions like that drive me bonkers. It's not just the laziness. I'm sure I see a different blue and beige (or is it tan, or ecru, or taupe?) than he does because I use a different monitor and have the screen set to a different color temperature than he does. Every paint company warns you about the lack of accuracy of the colors on their websites. That's the nature of computer monitors. And that's a studio set, with colored lights shining on it. Who knows what that color is? Or even which color he's asking about, sheesh.

Depends a lot on what you like really. However, if you have low ceilings as we do in an 1850 cottage, you can make the wall look taller by painting your coving the same as your walls, same with the skirting. If your ceilings are of standard height 7'6" or higher then there's no hard and fast rule, just what you may prefer. It's also quite fashionable these days to paint in that manner and also to paint the doors the same colour as the walls for a seemless look .

Trying to figure out a good match for the wall paint color. My computer is viewing it as a warm neutral sage. It has a light and airy feel. If not, can anyone recommend something similiar to described. My carpet is similar beige color and my wood furnishing match the bed posts.