Hi Paula, I would love to help, but it REALLY depends on your roof and surrounding landscaping/any brick/stone. If you’re interested, I do have a front door package! https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/hire-kylie/#packages

Thank you so much!

Well, thank you Ashley! There are 2 Iron Ore doors, both were a couple of years ago, but the warmer one is Sherwin Williams Mink and the grayer one with is (i think) Gauntlet Gray :).

Actually, Cityscape has a lot of green in it, so it could be lovely!

Thank you SO much! Trying to design a house while living in another state, so your input means a ton. THANK YOU!

Ummmm YES, love it! The subtle green in Iron Ore could love this.

Want to make my traditional home into a more contemporary design (but don’t want to get too cold). Thinking of painting the walls SW Creamy and making the windows black. How do you feel about Iron Ore and Creamy together? Might it all be too soft without enough contrast?

Couch/decor will have deep cobalt blues and some linen color and texture.

Thanks!

Thank you! Would you be willing to translate these SW oranges to BM oranges?

Ooo, I LOVE the sounds of this! It can depend on your roof/surrounding landscape, paving/stones, etc… Generally, orange-red can look slightly less Halloween-inspired, but that can be open to perception. You might check out SW Husky Orange, SW Spicy Hue (for a more muted look), SW Jalapeno, BM Gold Rush and Caramel Latte.

With a situation like this, it could be about which one EXCITES you the most – that catches your breath when you see the sample up :).

I think this sounds great!

Ooo, my first thought (of course, without seeing your home) would be to do the trim Iron Ore as well for a very simple soft black look with less contrast between house/trim. I wonder if BM has a vinyl safe black, like BM Jet Black, perhaps??

Thank you!
Jen

Oooo, I’m a high contrast gal, but in a bathroom, I do worry about this seeming a bit too edgy and graphic. I suppose if you had a bit more soft black in the room, but my first thought is that it goes tooooo far.

Thank you so much for the information you share. It’s so helpful! We love Iron Ore and have used it on the inside of our front door and also on our fridge cabinet (we’ll do the island and the inside of an open cabinet as well). We’re getting ready to use it on an accent wall in our bathroom (with no window) next. Do you think it would pair well with SW Aged White on the other walls? Don’t want to use a bright white because unfortunately our fixtures are Biscuit (which are at least a hair lighter than “almond” 🙂 ).

YOU BET it does, this could look lovely!

I see no problem, as long as Iron Ore suits your countertop and backsplash!