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I assume you will leave the doors that are natural wood color alone?
For trim paint (baseboards, door frames, window frames) we like Benjamin Moore Super White in a satin finish. Satin is a bit less shiny than semi-gloss and looks better.
For ceilings Benjamin Moore makes a special ultra flat ceiling paint.
Benjamin Moore's finish guide is a good summary of paint finish options.
A few suggestions: Monterey White, Stonington Gray (we have this color in our stair hall), Wickham Gray. Farrow and Ball has great colors - it's a more expensive paint, and definitely not worth it for what you are doing - but sometimes you can give a paint dealer one of their color chips and they can match it in another paint. We have their Cornforth White in our living room.
Good luck!
You could look at the colors in Benjamin Moore's Historical Colors collection and focus on only the very light shades.
For walls I suggest a matte finish. For colors, I would definitely go neutral for resale purposes and fairly light in value.
I would definitely go neutral for resale purposes and fairly light in value. You can get small cans from most paint stores for samples, and put samples on the walls before deciding.
For walls I suggest a matte finish. For colors, I would definitely go neutral for resale purposes and fairly light in value. You can get small cans from most paint stores for samples, and put samples on the walls before deciding. You could look at the colors in Benjamin Moore's Historical Colors collection and focus on only the very light shades. A few suggestions: Monterey White, Stonington Gray (we have this color in our stair hall), Wickham Gray. Farrow and Ball has great colors - it's a more expensive paint, and definitely not worth it for what you are doing - but sometimes you can give a paint dealer one of their color chips and they can match it in another paint. We have their Cornforth White in our living room.
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