My fireplace brick is cool tones and my furniture is warm tones.  Confused as to what tone of color I should select for walls. The color I love is a warm Carmel color and the fireplace cool taupe.  Please advise.

Is it wise to paint all rooms, including bathrooms, the same color? I have Timothy Staw (color by BMoore) in main part of house and now am looking to redo 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.

I recently moved and will be painting many rooms. I have high walls in the foyer that connect to the DR, LR and Family room. I’d like to use colors in all three rooms and a neutral in the main foyer. Where does the neutral end and the colors for

The mauve rose paint I have is darker than I’d like. Can I make it lighter by adding white or cream colored paint?

I went to a paint store to get 2 separate gallons of paint. One was for my hardwood floor. The other was for the surrounding walls. It is a small room. The colors I chose was a latex flat White with a tint of pink (a blush) for the walls

I have a bi-level home and I’m trying to figure out how to change the paint color from living room to hallway. I have painted the foyer (Fawn) living room (Burnt Almond), & kitchen (Kenya) (this are Behr paint colors). I need to paint the downstairs but the problem is

I have a gallon of new paint but it is too dark. I would like to know how to lighten it.

I have light stained woodwork and trim inside but I have windows that are white with white panels built into the glass. My outside of my house is yellow with green shutters. Which would look best on the inside and out side of my house; white wood blinds or light

The painters were suppose to match the original paint, a pasty pale yellow. The paint they got from the matching place was more of a yellow canary color. Is there anything I can do to tone that down without painting again? Thank you, Lisa