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What would be a nice neutral color for green and blue paint?

I am picking out the colors for our new housem, and I am color challenged. I have always had bright white walls. Here is the layout of the house... The front door is around the middle of the house. When you walk in, you walk into the family room. To your right is the hallway with the guest bathroom to the left and the second bedroom at the end of the hall. On the other side of the family room is the kitchen/dining room, another hall with the masterbath in the hall and then at the end of the hall the master bedroom. I was wanting to paint at least one wall in the master bedroom a green color, since our theme is going to be jungle/safari. The master bath is going to be rubber duckies since I have all of the accessories. The accessories have green in them too, so I was wondering if another shade of green would look right in the bathroom. For the family room and both hallways, I was looking at a taupe color, or a color called imperial sand which is a lighter taupe but not tan. Forthe kitchen/dining room which is all one large room I was wanting to do apples, so the top hald of walls would be white and the bottom half would be a green, and the green would match the apple border I was going to use to seperate the green/white wall in the middle. For the guest bathroom I was going to do a light blue which is a blue linen color, almost like the bridal shower blue and the second bedroom a more sky blue. Would these color combinations go? The second bedroom is only going to have dog cages and then a computer desk, so it is not going to be an actual bedroom. ANY help woul dbe greatly appreciated. All suggestions welcome. P.S. My family room is a Japanese theme, with oriental everything even our furniture. The mail colors of the decor (wall items) are black,gold and reds. Thanks!! The flooring throughout the home is a light cherry hardwood.

Public Comments

1. tan
2. Chocolate Brown :)
3. I would think a beige shade, from a sand to a taupe, depending on the depth of the blue and green.
4. my friend Joyce has the most beautiful living room I have ever seen and it is their use of color that makes it so. the house is very bright and sunny and they use pastel colors for the walls, the kitchen scheme I don't really like...it is an ugly (in my opinion) green the livingroom however is the warmest looking room I have ever seen. Pale yellows and golds. It is so lovely. I am sorry I cannot describe adequately.
5. White! It's used to split a contrast for cold colors (lube, green, purple, ecc). Or you can add a light yellow, light beige, etc; but always consider brightness, it helps increase light in the room.
6. yellow