Finding Colors

[OriginalGrubby]

So I'm stuck on this suggested style of using MauvePink.. Why is there no search bar for something like this? I've got no idea what MauvePink looks like. I've tried every pink I can find and nothing is making the bar go up. Darn room looks like skittle puke with every wall a different color.

[B7@st0n3d]

the colors dont matter for this task, I never used that mauve whatever and it was fine

[China Virus]

Fulfil the suggestion style only gives you additional money, if you can't find the colour, just ignore it.

[KeinoLeino]

I just randomly clicked every pink thing until I noticed the bar moved, then I removed the 150 other pink furniture, haha. Didn't manage to fill the bar though, but it didn't bother me that much.

[Aleisis]

The cold lilac pinks seemed to work (and yeah, it scarred my soul decorating that room, I really loathe that colour, and with all the art deco gold trim, it was like a Nightmare Barbie hellscape). ;)

[Cambris]

As a colorblind person, I am finding it a bit channeling in this department. The paint colors have names, which is good and makes it easy for me to remember what colors I chose. But I wish the same could be for the wood colors / stains. The wood names are there but not their color, or even just a number (assuming it is the same color regardless of the wood name). It would also be nice to see this on patterns for furniture.

[Paingry Badger]

I would love a numbering system for the wood stain too! I currently write down how many spaces to the Left or Right I scrolled with the furniture number. I would not be able to match all the corridor curtains otherwise.

[Kittalee]

I am another colorblind person and would love a name for every swatch in the game. The paint swatches are wonderful because each one has a name.

[Moving Target]

The colours you need are mauve OR pink not a single mauve/pink swatch, here's a link to a guide someone kindly posted
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2945459719

[sephirian]

If you do want to stick to that conservative look the prompt wanted, try Dirty: Steel Blue and Light: Queen Pink. I've used Queen Pink on the ceilings and for accents, it is light enough.
You can also always paint over both tiles and wood coverings, so you get a bit of structure, but have the right colours.
I've picked the paler of the two purplish woodcolours in Heringbone 1 to go with it, and matched the shades of wood of the furniture with that. You can test other things: going for the bluer of the purple shades, if you want to match the Steel Blue, works well for fabrics.