Light green trim interior

So…I changed the color in our multipurpose room! I know, I know—why, Valeria? Why are you re-painting again? Well, let’s keep it simple: first, I don’t like to settle for something unless I truly love it; and second, I love change. When I have a new idea, I want to try it out.

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I love the room that can be closed off with these sage green french doors. It is such a soothing neutral color that goes with everything. However, the furnishings in the room are without color and that brings out the beauty of the trim color even more. It's all very inviting, isn't it? via

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Lauren Shaver on Instagram: "Paint 👏🏻 your 👏🏻 trim 👏🏻 a color 👏🏻 other 👏🏻 than 👏🏻 white! I’m in LOVE with this green/grey paint color Sherwin Williams Willowleaf! It literally looks good in every type of lighting I’ve sampled it in. (The white walls are Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace.) I have a couple more changes planned for this foyer but so far I’m loving a little more color than we had in here before without having to paint the entire space. (Save this post if you need…

French Grey paint by Farrow and Ball on the woodwork. With Pointing on the wall. Works well in a darker, larger hallways with 2 stairscases.

Painted trim, doors, and crown are great places to do something a little unexpected. Although I’m a huge fan of crisp white mill work, when the kids wanted to change things up in our new home, I was excited to try something new with these design elements. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Swipe through for a little before and after. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #colorconsult #paint #interior123 #lovewhereyoudwell #decorate #designstyle #colortheory #dailydoseofcolor #decoronthedaily #interiorandhome #interior4all #inthedetails…

Painting trim darker than walls in the bonus room! Contrast trim is a trend I've been eyeballing for a while now. It's a fun way to add color and I liked it for in here

When we first spotted this photo of this Pasadena 1910 Craftsman bungalow in Architectural Digest, we thought it looked a wee bit old fashioned. But after taking a closer look, we’re starting to like the yellow-tinted green trim paired with crisp white walls. Furnishings aside, this color combo seems to fit the vibe of this vintage home. Side note: we covet that stained glass in the windows.

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