• Paint color depends upon the desired "feel" of the finished room.paint image by CraterValley Photo from Fotolia.com
  
  

Go For Bold

• Complementary colors make the other stand out.color2 image by Jaume Felipe from Fotolia.com
  
  Choosing a color that is complementary to seafoam gree-- meaning opposite on the color wheel--would create a bold, vibrant look. Anything in the red to red-violet range, especially in saturated hues, would create a dramatic statement. The rule of thumb is that the more contrast you create, the bolder the look.
  
  

Keep It Calm

• Analogous colors blend more discreetly.colors image by AGITA LEIMANE from Fotolia.com
  
  Choosing a color that is analogous to seafoam green--meaning next to it on the color wheel--creates a more harmonious look. Any yellow or blue shade, especially pastels, will leave the space with a more tranquil feel. For maximum tranquility, choose a neutral like white or light beige.
  
  

Bottom Line

• The color paint you choose depends upon your expectations of the space. Decide whether you want it to be exciting and dramatic (popular in kitchens or home gyms) or calming and relaxing (popular in bedrooms or bathrooms), and the colors will practically choose themselves.