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Emerson Palame
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Selecting neutral paint colors

Emerson Palame
  • Realtor
  • Marietta, GA
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When selecting neutral paint for a flip, do you choose one color for the entire home or different colors for the kitchen, living area/halls, bedrooms, and bathrooms?

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Michael Hacker
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Michael Hacker
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We do pure white throughout.  Flat ceiling, eggshell walls, semigloss doors and trim.  White makes small rooms feel bigger and we use cabinets and tile to provide accent.  These are modern style homes so not sure if this would work in your market / style.  I have found that using the color palettes from the paint companies is 10 times better than trying to choose paint colors individually.  Also, you can check out some comps in your market that sold quickly to see what others are doing.  Good luck.

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