Floor and wall paint - Show us your color combinations!

PS: What are warm and dark tones? Isn't that a contradiction?

That would be settled then
thanks

Then I want to join in too, the contrast should be right. The floor on top is still model Rustico. The light blue was not dry yet.

I also really like Nordly's.

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The violet is bold in my opinion. The other two colors (blue and red) look good. It of course depends on the type of rooms in which you use the colors.

What Violet and Blue are for in the upper floor should be clear. The children also picked the colors themselves. The strong red will be my wife's office, the other walls are painted with a very light gray, which you can see quite well when you look at the white door frame.

The color combination in my current room. It will probably be similar in the new house. I also want a soft yellow kitchen, but there still needs to be internal coordination between spouses.

Very pleasantly warm and bright. Is that a yellow wall and ceiling paint or what?

I once read that yellow colors like that are rather used in rooms with less sun (north side) to make the rooms appear brighter!?