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| My living room which runs into the dining room is in BM Brookline Beige and I'm looking for the right red for the dining room. I've tried BM Brick Red but I think it's too brownish. It will only be for chair rail up & below that will be white frame panels....and I'm not afraid of the color red. So any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Found this listing which might be helpful (there are a few reds listed here). Also post your question on the Home Decorating Forum for more responses. Top Selling Dining Room Colors |
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| I like light brown color and it is the best for not showing dirt. Light color shows the dirt too quickly. So I use dark color floor in my bedroom. I think red color is not bed color for dining. Thanks randita for giving some color sample.. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Toronto Home Renovations, Toronto House Renovations
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| The main color of my house is a tanish/beige, its called Windsor Castle, a Behr color. Anyway, my dining room is painted in Huntingcoat Red which is a color by Ralph Lauren. I also have the white chair rail in my dining room. I love the color and red is a very good color for a dining room because it enhances the appetite!! Anyway, I would not use Ralph Lauren paint, you can color match it if you like it. I love it! Good Luck |
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- Posted by brendainnj (My Page) on Mon, Jul 25, 11 at 18:53
| I vote for BM Raspberry Truffle...nice deep red. Don't know anything about undertones and whatnot, just know that it looks great. Lots of pictures of it online too. |
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- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Wed, Jul 27, 11 at 22:28
| Ralph Lauren Dressage Red BM Moroccan Red both are true reds. |
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| Last Summer, used Ralph Lauren Hunting Red on my son's room and it came out really well. We put it into the Devine paint also sold at our store. I am linking the thread on reds as the prep advice I received was important: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Painting a Teen Boy's Room Red
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