Oh man, I’d LOVE to help, but this doesn’t ring a bell at all; I’m sorry!!!

All the colors mentioned are definitely on the warm side but I do want to incorporate some coolness to the bathroom and current room having it all make sense and so there still is a good flow.

The bathroom is very small with one window above the toilet facing the west only. The midday sun is over the house and there are trees in the neighbors yard. This bathroom does see both rooms. I would like to lighten it up with some softness and character. I was looking at SW Lullaby and SW North Star and SW Upward. I don’t want a pure blue room totally but don’t mind the undertones. It can look like a light blue but something pretty and soft with shade and sun.

The connecting bedroom, I am struggling with. I definitely do not want creamy or green. Green comes in very strong when room in shaded from the trees outside. I need the color to flow to the hallway (BM Bennington Gray). I can’t have the color to close to the hallway color, its too much. So need more a neutral with a coolness perhaps to blend with bathroom hallway. Not asking for much am I, haha. I really need help. I have watched the videos and read your blogs and keep getting paint swatchs and putting them on white background but am feeling I am not getting any closer. Oh, I only have a ceiling fan with a light kit in this room with warm light. when there is shade, there is shade in both rooms.

I am praying you can help with suggestions on both rooms. The trims are a crisp white, extra white.

Thank you so much.

Yup, that’s Sherwin Williams Wall Street 🙂

Hi Leanne, I think it could be QUITE pretty!

I love Newburyport blue, would bm cloud white trim go with it in a south facing room?

Hi Patti! Unfortunately I just use SW and BM. I’ve tried doing it with Dulux but just found their ranges too limiting!

Hi Jeffrey, thank you so much for your note! When it comes to personal questions I do refer to my E-design, which is my main business. I try to give as much complimentary info on my blog and if that doesn’t work it might be time for me to take a closer look! https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/online-decorating-design-services/
~Kylie

Hi Natasha! I think the problem I came across with Australia before was that you only had CIL dulux paint. If you happen to have a Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams, I can definitely help, and understand that the exposure are reversed compared to where I live 😉 We also use a lot of slate up here in Canada, so I’m familiar with many of them…
~Kylie

Hi Bernie, thank you! Now I do try to give as much complimentary info as i can on my blog and if that doesn’t work, it might be time for some E-design, this way I can throw colours at you after seeing your room/exposure/flooring/etc…if that interests you, it’s affordable and fun! https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/online-decorating-design-services/
~Kylie

Hi Wendy, they are SO similar, Comfort Gray leans just a wink more green, but really it would be hard to really clarify the exact difference. Normal BM or SW colours are usually made up of 3-4 colours, whereas BM’s AFfinity line can have 7-8, meaning they are far more complex and prone to change throughout the day – and Tranquility is one of those!

~Kylie

Thank you Michelle! That’s BM Mount Saint Anne 🙂

Oooo ya, it’s a beauty, isn’t it!

Hi Christianne, that was SW Wall Street, super gorgeous, eh?! And that hallway is SW Wool Skein which I just did a colour review on last week!