The open concept first floor:
The first floor is an open concept- the living room, kitchen, everyday eating area, and entry can all be seen at one time. All of those spaces (except the entry) are painted Benjamin Moore Halo, color matched (more on that later) at Home Depot. At the time, Home Depot had a "scrubbable matte" formula which I don't think exists anymore but we love it. I wrote a bit about it here.

The kitchen cabinets:
I 95% love this color in the kitchen. The kitchen cabinets are Sherwin Williams Austere Gray which is a very light greenish gray. You can see the inspiration for them here and read more about the decision to paint them here. The color is great most of the time and I love how well they work with the brass hardware and the pendants (I talked about that luck find here). But at certain times of the day, they are a bit more green than I'd like. They also made finding a shade for the rest of the first floor a bit daunting. Colors I thought I loved looked terrible (and very blue) next to the cabinets. But even with its flaws (if you can call them that), I'm a fan.
The entry:
The entry is Sherwin Williams Mindful Gray. This is one I regret. There's no natural light in the entry and this color just looks...dull. Also, I was almost over gray by the time we bought this house but this is sooo gray. I plan to repaint it after I get over how long it took to repaint this room. (hint: forever). Also, the entry has changed many times since this picture. But it still looks kind of sad. haha.  Not pictured is the almost black interior door (which I love). It's now Sherwin Williams Iron Ore.

The guest bath:
This room is Benjamin Moore Hale Navy (color matched at Sherwin Williams). I'm filing it in the "regret" column. It's a dark navy that looked SO GOOD in an inspiration bathroom, but in mine, it's way too purple-y. I don't hate it but just I don't love it. I also don't love how it works with the hall tree when the bathroom door is open.

The hall tree:
The hall tree is Sherwin Williams Roycroft Pewter. I don't regret the actual color but I do regret not taking the risk I really wanted to take. I pinned a lot of dark and moody tones but chickened out and went with this medium, bluish gray. It's ok but not the wow moment it could have been. I don't know that I dislike it enough to change it except for it's the first time I tried to use varnish and I DID A TERRIBLE JOB (yelling at myself, not you). So for that reason, it should be sanded down and re-done. And if I'm gonna do that...

The fireplace:
Yay for another 'I love it' color! It's Sherwin Williams Tricorn Black. And it's amazing. It's just black. No weird green or purple undertones. It really made that tiny black box and lackluster builder basic mantle look more special.
The playroom:
This room is Valspar The Perfect White right off of the shelf at Lowe's. And you know what? They didn't lie. I love it. It is perfect. You might have caught my stories about the hard time I had choosing a white paint color for this room. White paint can have green, blue, yellow, or pink undertones- it's difficult to find the perfect shade. But miracle of miracles, I see zero undertones in this room! The chalk wall is Rustoleum Chalkboard in Green (or here). Again, it's love at first sight!

The stairwell, loft, and upstairs hallway:
For this section of the house, we finally hired someone. PTL. The color is Sherwin Williams Alabaster which is a warm white. I'd describe it as the white paint you use when you want to paint a room white, but you're afraid of it being too stark. Or you're afraid, period. There's still pigment and you can clearly see the difference between the Alabaster "white" and the ceiling and trim, but the room still looks very bright and almost white. No regrets.

Dax's room:
I loved the paint color from Dax's nursery so much I repainted it in our new home. It's Benjamin Moore titanium and I'm sure we color matched but I can't remember where (Home Depot or Lowe's most likely). It's the perfect greige.
The girls' room, phase 1:
I was still in my 'I love bright colors!' phase but was trying to tone it down with Sherwin Williams Silver Strand. It's a beautiful color but I always felt like it was too much with their headboards. Also, it locked me into a color scheme and so I resented it for that. haha.
The girls' room now:
A local friend told me she was mesmerized by my stories when I publicly agonized about choosing the right white paint color for the girls' room. #yourewelcome. ha. I don't think I nailed it. I'd say I'm in like, but not in love with Behr Marquee Pure White. I know there's a more perfect white out there. This is also an example of when color matching doesn't work. They couldn't match some of my friend's suggestions (she's a designer so I always go to her first!) and of course I wonder if one of them would have been perfect!
The kids' bathroom vanity:
This one is love, sweet love. It's Sherwin Williams Rosemary and it's beautiful. I literally brainstorm where else I can use this color (maybe the hall tree?!) pretty much every time I go in the kids' bathroom. If I ever find a vintage mini with pink and green tones, it'll be the icing on the cake!


The master bedroom:
I had dreams of painting this room blush when that color was trending. But my friend suggested a dark green- this was before I was seeing it everywhere- and what can I say? I was intrigued. I wanted our room to be intimate, romantic, and calm and somehow this deep and moody color delivers. It's Sherwin Williams Cascades. We tested Benjamin Moore Salamander and it looked nearly black in there so I'm glad I found this lighter version. While I love the color, it makes me wish for more light in this room. Also, a lighter headboard would complement it better than our tall charcoal one. That said, whenever I say anything about maybe changing it in the future, Joe interjects and says he really likes it. Usually, he doesn't have a strong opinion on paint so that shifts this choice over in the no regrets column for me. ;)