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Lister/dører/vinduer : sommersne for windows, floor light oak, doors untreated wood, wooden beams, white curtains
Hei! I hope you can help me with the following. Feel free to answer me in Norwegian. My son speaks Norwegian, so I can ask him or google translate to translate for me. The basis color of our house is sommersne and I love this color. (At the ground floor we combine this with sophisticated blue, deco blue and cashmere and this is a beautiful combination - from the 2016 lady colors). We are now renovating the attic where sommersne is also the base color (and because of the high ceilings I wouldn’t want to change this). I would like to combine sommersne here in the attic with warm colours like ochre clay. We’ve actually ordered a pot of paint in ochre clay already but we haven't received or used it yet. This is where the problem starts. I think that sommersne and ochre clay are not the best combination, or are they? I see that sommersne is recommended with beige, grey-ish and blue colours, but not with warmer ones. For a small lower ceiling in this room (in the dormer window) we thought to introduce a third colour: sens/sans 1875, chosen on the basis of the fact that it is a recommended color for ochre clay. We’ve painted this small ceiling this morning but the match with sommersne is not great, probably because sens/sans is yellowish, while sommersne has a bit of grey in it and they are both quite light. These two colours are immediately next to each other, while ochre clay will be a bit further away. To complicate things further, we thought to also combine these colours with darjeeling. (The room is quite big). The reason for darjeeling is that I like this picture: https://www.jotun.com/me-en/decorative/interior/colours/6236-darjeeling-interior where it also combines nicely with yellow/orange in the bed linen etc (so I thought maybe also with Ochre Clay?). But it’s not necessary to use Darjeeling (it can also be a different colour, or we can stick with the colours that we have already). So the situation is: I don’t want to change the sommersne basis of the big attic. I would like to introduce a warm color for the bedroom side of the room, preferably Ochre Clay which we have ordered already. Is there a way in which we can make this work? The sans 1875 and sommersne contrast doesn’t seem right. Is there a different not too dark color that is a better fit (as a direct neighbour of sommersne but also with ochre clay further away)? Would washed linen may work for this (we have left-overs from that one already)? Do you think darjeeling is a good match with the other colours or do you have other recommendations? I hope you can help me! Thank you in advance.
Hi, I'm happy to help you, but it would be great if I got pictures, so that I get a good impression of the lighting conditions, floors and colors of your furniture. It is important that the pictures are taken in daylight so that the color reproduction is as accurate as possible. The pictures will not be visible to anyone other than you and me. If you can say a few words about colors you like or don't like, that would be great. If the images are over 5MB (per image) they will be rejected, then you must reduce the file size. Unfortunately, it is not possible to upload PDF files. We support JPG, JPEG, PNG and GIF. I look forward to hearing from you :))
Thank you for your reply. I've uploaded some pictures but as we are renovating it's a bit of a mess. We will get a new bed in a few weeks and we have disassembled the old bed already but the pieces are still there. In the room we want to combine sleeping, relaxing and working from home. At the moment, I like colors like Ochre Clay, but I also still want to keep a fresh and bright feeling so most walls/ceilings will remain sommersne and we thought to combine it with something like darjeeling for the wall with the beams that is now deco blue but we're not sure this is a good fit.
Hi again! :)
When working with LADY 1928 Sommersne, LADY 11220 Ochre Clay stands out as a truly beautiful and well‑balanced companion. LADY 1875 Sans is technically a tone‑on‑tone option with LADY 1928 Sommersne, but the undertones don’t align perfectly; LADY 1875 Sans shifts slightly yellow, while LADY 1928 Sommersne leans more toward a soft grey. Because of this, they don’t create the most harmonious pairing.
For a more intentional and cohesive result, I recommend exploring the deeper neutrals LADY 1016 Blek Sand or LADY 10679 Washed Linen. Both will provide a gentle contrast that highlights the freshness of LADY 1928 Sommersne. If your goal is to maintain a bright, light expression, repeating LADY 1928 Sommersne is also a strong choice.
LADY 6236 Darjeeling is a wonderful addition to the palette — it introduces depth and character while still feeling grounded. A solid thumbs‑up from me. :)
Colors on the screen may differ from the actual color, so we always recommend that you consider physical color slats or sample coats. Remember that your lighting conditions, floor and furniture can affect the experience of the color.
Thank you very much! This helps me a lot.