House Paint Colors List
I’m not sure what took me so long to share all my house paint colors. I meant to share this a long time ago, but recent questions had me thinking it was finally time! So here it is, a room by room whole house paint colors guide!
Most of the paint colors in my house are Sherwin-Williams, we have been fans of their color swatches for years! A few of the colors are older and may not be on current paint wheels, but if you ask they can mix the color for you still. We carried a few colors from one house to the next over the years, they are good, timeless colors for the most part. If you want to see the full room tour you, click on the link! I hope this helps you design a space you love:
Exterior House Paint Colors:
Brick – Gauntlet Grey from Sherwin-Williams 
Trim – Extra White from Sherwin-Williams
Doors – Caviar from Sherwin-Williams
Interior House Paint Colors:
All the “white” you see inside the house is Pearly White by Sherwin-Williams, unless otherwise noted. We painted the walls, ceiling and trim all the same Pearly White for a seamless feel. This is also cost effective if you are having a painter paint your interior (and easier if you are painting yourself). When we moved in the whole house had to be painted, so this was a good move for us. The trim is a semi gloss and all walls are flat, but having them the same color allows the painter to move quickly, not as many sharp paint lines to cut in, they just blend!
Kitchen – All Pearly White by Sherwin- Williams, except island. Island is Gauntlet Grey in semi gloss. 
Den – All Pearly White by Sherwin-Williams in flat finish on walls semi gloss on trim and built ins. 
Master Bathroom – All wall paint and brick is Kilim Beige from Sherwin-Williams in semi gloss. The cabinets, trim and ceiling is Pearly White.
Both of my boys rooms are Crisp Khaki from Sherwin-Williams in a flat finish. Ceiling, Trim and built-ins are Pearly White.
Boy’s Bathroom – Pearly White from Sherwin-Williams in a flat finish.
Daughter’s Room – Mindful Grey from Sherwin-Williams in a flat finish. Ceiling, Trim and built-ins are Pearly White.
Bathroom – Pearly White from Sherwin-Williams in a flat finish.
Living Area – Ocean Abyss from Behr in a flat finish. Ceiling, Trim and built-ins are Pearly White.
Dining Room – Black accent wall is Caviar from Sherwin-Williams in a flat finish. All else is Pearly White.
You can See more paint info here:
Feel free to pin or save for later! Hope these house paint colors inspire you to make your home your own.
How did you know I needed this? Such soothing colors, and I am about to repainted my rooms!
yay – love good timing, hope the ideas help your paint project
I especially love the black accent wall. Everything is simply beautiful! So crisp and clean, love all the colors ! Enjoying your blog!! Thanks a lot!
Jeanine Milner, Trey’s Nonnie ❤️❤️
Hi! Hope you are well! Thanks so much for following along and that black wall is a fav of mine too!
You have a lovely place to live.Thanks.
Thanks Marlene, I agree, we are abundantly blessed.
So glad to get your colors, Kim!
We are in the process of choosing our colors right now.
I’m going to look up Pearly White! I like how it looks on your walls!
Hope you are having a great start to your summer.
Blessings,
Melanie
You will love it Melanie, can’t wait to see what you pick!
What did you do on your front pourch? It looks marbled and shiny. As is it slippery?
It’s plain concrete and it’s wet in this pic so it looks slippery, but it isn’t any more than a normal porch!
Beautiful gorgeous home and the paint colors are great Thank you for sharing your home with us
thank you, Hope the colors come in handy!
I so wish I had seen this post 2 days ago. I just bought SW paint for our master bath 7’ beaded board. The paint store and tile man convinced me to use satin instead of flat as do better in a bathroom. I tried to explain I’d used flat before because more like paint used on real beaded board years past and ours was not beaded board panels. Oh well.
I think satin on wood is great – it does look good that way! I just prefer flat on a sheetrock wall! I bet yours will be fantastic!