Although, I love soft, pale, barely there yellow, the canary (egg yolk as I call it) yellow is just too garish. I do like the mint green and I'm finding lots of sites that are showing myriad options in décor for it now. I imagine it's one of those "get it while it's hot" colors but it's a beautiful one to me. I've used the hot pink in much smaller doses for my daughter's room when she was little but I doubt I would use it in large quantities. I also deal with blue best in small doses.

Thanks - this is our living area - it's a l-shaped living area comprising lounge, dining, playroom & kitchen. I want to highlight the outside (it's basically an l-shaped room with the outer area mainly windows leading out to 2 tiled balconies. It's elevated amngst tree tops. Currently interior paint is a ale green - but it doesn't work withthe natural meranti wood (seems to exaggerate the honey hues of the wood). We like a "fresh" environment. Thanks for your help withthis. (BTW we currently have aubergine furniture which we'll change also).

Hi, gloria wood I find that Dulux Natural White can look too stark. Pictured, we have used: White exchange half (which has more of a grey/beige undertone) Lexicon half (for the skirting, doors and trims).

This one uses Lexicon Half as doors and trim with White Exchange Half on the walls. https://www.dulux.com.au/content/dulux/home/inspiration/inspirationgallery#!/inspire/L2NvbnRlbnQvZGFtL2R1bHV4L2hvbWUvdGlwcy1hbmQtaW5zcGlyYXRpb24vaW5zcGlyYXRpb24vaW5zcGlyYXRpb24tZ2FsbGVyeS1mZWItMjAxOC93aGl0ZXMtbmV1dHJhbHMtd2hpdGVleGNoYW5nZS1sZXhpY29uLWludGVyaW9yLWxpdmluZy5qcGc= Here is the comparison with Natural White and Lexicon Quarter. It's a nice combo.