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Choosing one main color for a home can create a cohesive, unified look and make it easier to coordinate different elements in the space. However, that doesn't mean you have to stick to just one color. We can still create variety and interest by incorporating different shades and hues of the same color, or by adding complementary accent colors.

When we choose one main color, it's important to consider its undertones and how it will look in different lighting conditions. For example, a warm beige color might look different in a room with lots of natural light than it would in a room with artificial light. Testing out our paint samples can help us get a better sense of how a color will look in different parts of the home.

When it comes to choosing a natural paint color for an open space home with west and east facing rooms, there are several options. Here are a few ideas:

Beiges: A light, creamy beige can create a warm and inviting atmosphere while still maintaining a natural feel. This is a great choice of natural colors as you don't like gray.
Creams: If you want something even warmer, we can consider a cream colors. This can work particularly well in a space with a lot of natural light, as it will reflect the sunlight and create a bright, airy feeling.
Soft greens: A soft green color can create a natural feel while also adding a bit of color to the space. This is a great choice if you want to bring in some color but still keep things natural.
Taupe: If you want a bit of depth to their paint color, taupe shade can be considered (you told me you don't like taupe...). This can work well in a space with lots of natural wood or other natural textures, as it will create a sense of warmth and coziness.

Ultimately, the best color will depend on personal preferences and the specific details of your home. We have to make sure to take into account factors like the amount of natural light in the space and existing decor or furnishings when making decisions.

Here few options to start:

Sherwin Williams offers a wide range of natural paint colors that could work well with west and east facing rooms. Here are a few options that we can consider as a main color, excluding taupe:

Accessible Beige (SW 7036): This is a versatile, warm beige color that works well in a variety of spaces. It has a slight yellow undertone that can create a cozy, inviting feel.
Nomadic Desert (SW 6107): This is a warm, earthy beige color with a slight red undertone. It can work particularly well in a space with natural wood elements or other warm-toned furnishings.
Kilim Beige (SW 6106): Same feel but lighter than Nomadic Desert. Doesn't look good with carpet which has yellow undertones. Pair well with pink.
Natural Linen (SW 9109): This is a soft, light beige color with a hint of gray. It can create a soothing, calming atmosphere in a space with lots of natural light.
Softened Green (SW 6177): This is a soft, muted green color that can create a natural feel without being too bright or overpowering. It can work particularly well in a space with lots of natural elements, like plants or wood.
Sea Salt (SW 6204) is an iconic blue-green paint color that is soft and muted. it is a flexible color that can look good with both muted and fresh color palettes.

Here are few options from Benjamin Moore that could work well as a main color with west and east facing rooms:

Edgecomb Gray (HC-173): This is a versatile, warm gray color that can create a soft, neutral background in a space with natural light. It has a slight green undertone that can add a touch of warmth.
Revere Pewter (HC-172): This is another warm gray color that can work well in a variety of spaces. It has a subtle beige undertone that can create a cozy, inviting feel.
Muslin (OC-12): This is a soft, warm beige color that can create a calming, serene atmosphere. It has a slight yellow undertone that can add a touch of brightness.
Saybrook Sage (HC-114): This is a soft, muted green color that can create a natural feel without being too bold. It can work particularly well in a space with natural wood or other earthy elements.

We have fixed elements in your kitchen, like brown countertops, it's important to choose colors for the walls, floors, and kitchen cabinets that go/complement these elements and create a cohesive, balanced look. Here are some color suggestions to consider:

Walls: Depending on the amount of natural light in the space, you might consider a warm, neutral wall color that complements the brown countertops. Colors like beige, cream, or light gray (not an option:) can create a soft, inviting backdrop for the kitchen. If you want to add some depth or interest, we could consider a darker, richer color like a muted green or blue.
Floors: For the kitchen floors, a natural wood or wood-look material like hardwood or engineered wood could work well with the brown countertops. Alternatively, a light or medium-toned could also complement the brown countertops and create a clean look.
Kitchen cabinets: If you want to create a light and airy feel in the kitchen, we can consider choosing white or off-white cabinets. These colors can complement the brown countertops while creating a bright, fresh atmosphere. Alternatively, if you prefer a darker, richer look, wood-tone cabinet in a shade that coordinates with the brown countertops. For example, a rich cherry or walnut wood like stain (more expensive option) can create a warm, cozy feel in the kitchen.

Upper Floor colors to consider:

Hawthorne Yellow (HC-4): A soft, muted yellow with warm undertones that can create a sunny, inviting feel in a darker east-facing room. (Corner Office)
Heaven 2118: ''misty purple with heavy gray undertones. This moody, cool shade is incredibly tranquil and adds just enough color to create dimension while still remaining fairly neutral'' (GG Room)
New Age 144: Another option. Very delicate pastel neutral. Or we can try
Rainsong 9681 SW

Here are some green and blue paint color suggestions from Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore for a bedroom facing west with lots of oak furniture:

Sherwin-Williams:

Aloe (SW 6464): A muted, gray-green that can create a calming, restful atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Sage (SW 2860): A soft, muted green that can create a cozy, tranquil atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Ripe Olive (SW 6209): A rich, deep olive green that can create a sophisticated, elegant atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Retreat (SW 6207): A muted, gray-green with blue undertones that can create a peaceful, serene atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture or East Facing sunroom with not painted trim.
Evergreen Fog (SW 9130) East Facing room, office

Benjamin Moore:

Saybrook Sage (HC-114): A muted, gray-green that can create a soothing, peaceful atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Guilford Green (HC-116): A soft, muted green that can create a calming, relaxing atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Dill Pickle (2147-40): A rich, deep olive green that can create a bold, elegant atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Palladian Blue (HC-144): A muted, gray green with blue undertones that can create a tranquil, calming atmosphere in a bedroom with oak furniture.
Smoky Blue SW 7604: is a paint color offered by Sherwin-Williams. It is a medium-dark blue color with gray undertones, which gives it a smoky, muted appearance. Smoky Blue can be described as a sophisticated and calming color that can work well as a primary color in a room or as an accent to other colors. Great for West Facing Bedroom

We can use the same green in the Sunroom.

Whites:

Alabaster SW 7008 This is a popular creamy white color from Sherwin-Williams that has warm undertones. It can create a soft, neutral backdrop for Kilim Beige and Hale Navy, helping to balance out the deeper hues
Cloud White 967 BM is a versatile and popular off-white color from Benjamin Moore. It has a warm undertone that can add warmth and softness to a space, making it a great option to pair with brown countertops.
Mascarpone AF-20 is a warm, creamy white color from Benjamin Moore. It has a yellow undertone that can add warmth and depth to a space, making it a good choice to pair with brown countertops.
Westhighland White SW 7566 This is a warm, creamy white color from Sherwin-Williams that has slightly peach undertones. It can help create a cozy, inviting atmosphere in a space with Kilim Beige and Hale Navy.
Creamy SW 7012 This is another warm, creamy white color from Sherwin-Williams that has yellow undertones. It can add depth and richness to a space, creating a cohesive, harmonious color palette.
Divine White SW 6105 warm white with pink undertones. It is not a pure white, but rather a slightly off-white color that has a warm, inviting feel to it. It could be described as a creamy, soft white. Lighter version can be
Moderate White SW 6140