So glad! My pleasure!

Check out this video for my recommendations for sheen ➡️kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdWjldRjl5m-oWg.html . Every space is different because of lighting conditions and existing finishes so I usually recommend Samplize.com for color selection. They have a darks bundle that should be helpful in making a choice that's unique to your space.

Thanks for the feedback. Good ideas for more in depth future videos.

Thank you so much! I'll work on some longer videos ❤️

Thank you! You too! ❤️

Must weigh in on this as a pet parent . Cats have a tendency to " own " or remove whatever space / item they choose & dog tails ( especially Labs ) will remove whatever is left that the cats are not sleeping on , so the answer is a resounding " Yes ! " . I finally gave my coffee table to a friend after the table being regularly moved & even lifted by a Lab who napped under it . 😂🐾🐾💙

If that's what you prefer, then go for it! Less to dust and keep up with 😊

Glad it was helpful!

It depends on the plant. I really like snake plants and golden pothos because they don't need a lot of light. Other than that, some water every couple of weeks will keep them alive.

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Chantilly Lace is one of the brightest whites out there. All of the other colors you mentioned are not as bright but still pretty light so they should add a little warmth to those cooler rooms while brightening them up. The only way to know for sure is to get samples ( I recommend samplize.com) and view them in the space at all times of day and in all lighting conditions.

Thank you so much! The home is in another state so I will go there soon. I have a lot of samples but keep noticing other options. I will have to (unfortunately) make a quick decision as painter date is set up.

Thanks for the feedback!

It depends on if the gray is cool or has a little warmth to it. If it's very cool it might make the paint look dingy if it's too warm. Definitely get samples and look at them with the tile. You'll know as soon as you compare them. I hope that helps a bit!

Glad you like them!

@@BalanceRhythm yeah, the darker paint...who knew?! 😊

My pleasure!

Great question! I recommend keeping the color the same in all the areas that are open but maybe change it up in the closed off spaces. A deeper color in a room that's pretty open, like a dining room, can look nice but using two whites might look like you tried to match it but missed.

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Thank you! Yes , I do. Check out this playlist ➡️kzfaq.info/sun/PLTpnevyahK80BUgxzHXmpb8dDbFMHDgl9

I'm so happy you're enjoying the channel! All of the soft whites presented in the video can be a good choice or you can use them as a starting point. Samplize.com is a great paint sample resource that has bundles organized by color and warmth/coolness and is a great place to compare and order samples. With an east facing window you'll get warmer light in the morning and cooler light in the afternoon so it depends on the look you're going for and the time of day you most use the room.

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Great tip!

Could you please explain what you mean by "shop your own home?" 🙂

@@nostromo7928 hey it’s basically repurposing what you already have on hand. Such as using a small dresser from a bedroom and moving it to an entryway as a console table to drop keys and styling it with decor and maybe a table lamp. I like purchasing furniture that I can easily transition throughout the house if I grow tired of it in one space then I can simply transition it to another space in the house.

@@decoratingwithjoshaywoods7580 Thank you. 🙂

@@nostromo7928 you’re welcome dear ☺️

My pleasure! I'm so happy you liked the suggestions! Artificial plants are a matter of personal preference. There are some that look very realistic but I personally prefer live plants. Some good low light options are snake plants, ZZ plants, philodendron and I've had pretty good luck with golden pothos. If you're looking for a tree, Dracaena is supposed to be good for low light although I don't have personal experience with them (yet!).

You too, Pat!

Thanks for the feedback

Good morning! I hope you have a great weekend too!

Hi there! That's a stock photo but you can find mirrored bypass closet doors at most home improvement stores and many retailers sell round mirrors. I've had really good luck with mirrors at Wayfair.

It's Crushed Ice by Sherwin Williams.

@@BalanceRhythm Thank you ! It is lovely. Would that be the blueish tone behind the snake plant?

@@rileyhalls9301 My pleasure! It's a pale gray and can look warmer or cooler depending on the time of day. The adjacent window faces northeast so it may look slightly blue at certain times of day.

Great question! Regarding the looks presented it's really a matter of how they were put together. Modern coastal is more clean-lined and minimal whereas the Timeless Neutrals look has more traditional/transitional elements to it.

@@BalanceRhythm Thank you for the explanation. It really helps to know that there are subtle tweaks that really make a difference in the type of look! No wonder I keep getting the "crazy mixed up" look!

@@JBaxter-pi8oj My pleasure! Sometimes it's hard to see the subtle differences but don't be afraid to mix things up if you love them ❤

@@BalanceRhythm Thank you. It's wonderful to know that this is designer sanctioned! And yes, I mea this is a huge relief. It's important to learn to love my own home and style. Again, thank you!

@@JBaxter-pi8oj You are so welcome! So happy you're loving your home!

My pleasure!