Hi Shannon, 

 i know i'm up late..lol..im trying to figure this site out..im doing pretty good i think except i couldnt get a bio pic so its with the other pics . You can put a face to who a.lisa is! (im the one with no goatie..haha!)   i added some pics with descriptions and soon i will need you again(interior) if thats ok . I think you have my taste of style pegged out pretty good  so when you get a chance take a peek . Oh, wondering why did it write a bunch of mumble jumble on the other post i have done,hmm! Tricia did email me but i wasnt sure if she wanted me to call .Thanx for showing the pics ..its a nice compliment!

I think my pictures uploaded earlier for you to see.  I have also uploaded my photo to the Sherwin Williams visualizer and discovered that my original color selections are not good choices.  I am now thinking about Bunglehouse gray SW 2845 for the shutters, the metal roof areas and inside the rectangle shapes above the porch; SW Vanillan for the trim, columns, roof overhang and windows; Aurora brown SW 2837 for the door.  I'm a little unsure whether these colors will work with the gray roof (and also with the color of the architectural finials above each of the windows), and I still need to determine the stain color for the cedar shake shingles.  Your comments will be greatly appreciated! 

I have a large, 2-story foyer that is currently white.  The rooms that break off from the foyer are primarily green (office is an apple green, the familyroom more of a green with gray undertones) with the kitchen a toast color that has green undertones.  I want the foyer to look warm and tie in all the rooms. The office and family room have a beige carpet and the foyer and kitchen are tiled with a tile that is a light brown  I hope this makes sense.  I've attached pictures. I am tired of white and it just looks too cold.  I need help. 

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