A Westwood 6-bedroom estate with 12 distinct rooms across 3 floors — formal living, dining, library, two studies, mudroom, and bedrooms. Owners wanted a coordinated palette refresh across the entire interior without relocating.
The challenge
Estate-scale interiors live or die on color consistency across rooms. A wall painted Edgecomb Gray in the dining room and the same paint in the library should read identical despite different natural light. Plus the existing palette had drifted over decades — 6 different beiges, three whites — and unifying that requires primer planning.
What we did
- One-day prep pass: skim-coat 22 settled plaster cracks across all 3 floors
- Gray-tinted primer over the existing beige walls to kill undertone drift
- Walls in Edgecomb Gray HC-173 — 9 rooms
- Powder room + mudroom in HC-105 Rockport Gray accent
- All trim refreshed in BM Advance Decorator's White semi-gloss
- Ceilings unified in BM Waterborne Ceiling Paint flat
- Family kept one finished suite available every evening
The result
12 rooms now read as one coordinated palette. Light flows through the floor plan without color-clashing transitions. Family didn't move out.