Wish i found this Q &A before. So many beautiful people advising and sharing here! I am Repainting Tropical Queenslander with dark red and orangy timber floors and this thread is so helpful. I painted Whisper white and it is throwing so much Green it makes me so sad I am going to repaint. I get loads of tropical sun in the north facing - with eastern morning sunlight. Was just about to go and buy Natural White just to cover it. Do you think it will be too dull/warm a colour. I do like a fresh feel and contrasting with vivid white decorative trims. The whisper white looks nice For a while in the morning while the morning sunlight throws read up onto it but then it returns to a green

Hi. If this could be of any help, you can go on Caesarstone website and select the stone you have chosen from their list (Frosty Carrina) and check the page. On their website, they have lots of examples of kitchen/bathrooms etc. for each stone colour, usually at the bottom of the page. This may be inspiring.

Hi dani, your living/kitchen area is not huge, and you have three different finishes in your kitchen. I think that this is probably enough in the space, so I would definitely go with a warm, light, neutral that works with the colours in your overhead cupboards for all of the walls. You don't need a dramatic feature wall like your blue/grey wall in a smallish room. The wall colour should visually link the kitchen area to the rest of the space. Think understated and elegant...

Hello Dean - what a stunning location! I strongly recommend that you paint your internal walls, and cathedral ceiling ( in fact, all ceilings, doors, door and window architraves, etc) in a neutral wall and ceiling colour scheme. The key to whether you have brown or grey (or another colour) undertone lies in the colour of your floorboards, which I assume are being laid throughout the house, with rugs thrown on top to add warmth, and denote areas. If you can let me know what colour of floorboard you have chosen, or are drawn to, I can recommend wall and trim colours. Donna White Interior Design - Classic Design with a Twist