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Reply to: White appliances work well with warm wood, especially if going for a vintage vibe, however, stainless if fine too. After seeing your living room on another post, I would probably do a cream on the walls and white trim. If you like deeper colors, a sage green - and those come in tones from dark to light. I almost posted this pic on your living room post - these colors will work with the warm wood ceilings and warm toned flooring.

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Reply to: Try B.M. Muslin. It could make the woodwork look whiter.

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Reply to: I think it depends how comfortable you are with your planned seating arrangement. My living room could be arranged several ways, but I have a strong preference for one way. Several arrangements would still create outlet needs in the same spot. Our furniture will float in the room, so extension cords aren't realistic. I also plan to charge computers/phones at these spots, not just for lighting. Maybe this photo is a solution for you? Would hide better if furniture gets relocated?

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Reply to: Here's a link that will prove helpful for future purchases. Be certain to keep it on hand as most everything you need to know about measurements and proportions can all be in one place to which you can refer when you need to brush up on the rules. https://www.drivenbydecor.com/20-rule-of-thumb-measurements-for/

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