Here's where she used it in a kitchen, though all you can really see here is the wall over the window. It's a very neutral colour:

I went around with the paint chip and no matter what piece of painted furniture I held it up against, it didn't clash. I found the opposite problem with any blue paint chip. Everything seemed to clash! See the grey/green piece below? It so goes with the Ionic Green.

I've also chosen the colour for the dining room called "Chelsea Fog". Strange thing is it's another colour that Sarah Richardson uses. Damn I'm good. :oP
Here it is being used on the cabinets. Yes, it's a very pale blue but happens to compliment my grey/green dresser in that room.
