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Robert Schumacher
  • Investor
  • Campbell, CA
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1st Flip - Need ideas on Paint colors

Robert Schumacher
  • Investor
  • Campbell, CA
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The previous homeowner started a remodel but never finished.  Therefore, i have some stuff completed and trying to bring everything together and give the home the right feel.  Here are the items that are complete and I'm fine hearing ideas to scrap anything that just does not make sense.  KITCHEN:  (1) Oak Cabinets, (2) Lowes Laminate Countertop (Item 352060), (3) Bone tile throughout Kitchen & Dining room, (4) Black appliances, (5) Black double sink.  DINING ROOM:  (1) Bone Tile, (2) White Vinyl windows  FAMILY ROOM:  (1) Fireplace which will need to be painted.  BATHROOM 1:  (1) White 48" Vanity with matching mirror, New hardware for shower, sink etc.  There tub/shower has dark blue accents squares throughout.

Here are the questions:  (1)  Are the oak cabinets outdated, if so need paint ideas for cabinets and walls and determine if a backsplash helps or complicates things (2)  Color to paint fireplace that will compliment walls (3) Wall colors (4) Trim, front door, etc.  Ideally, response with a full color analysis would be appreciated instead of just individual pieces.  This will help me tremendously.

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