Benjamin Moore, Super Bright White Photo by Tessa Neustadt MAN I hate linking to old posts if the pictures aren’t resized).ġ0. Scott also painted his Brooklyn apartment this color (excuse the small links. I love it because it changes a lot – sometimes it’s blue, sometimes it’s green, often it’s beige, often it’s taupe, but it’s really really pretty and sophisticated. Now this color (November Rain – Benjamin Moore) is very tricky.
November Rain, Benjamin Moore Photo by Teri Lyn Fisher And it’s the prefect medium tone – not too light but not too dark.ĩ.
This is still one of my favorite grays, although it’s slightly more brown than Half Moon Crest, which makes it warmer, but also in certain lights more like taupe than gray. Gray Owl, Benjamin Moore Photo by Bjorn Wallander If you put it up to a true white it looked CRAZY blue, but in person it just looked really white.Ĩ. I loved it because generally I’m more attracted to cool tones rather than warm tones. You can’t really tell but this white (white diamond) is really cool. Benjamin Moore, White Diamond Photo by Zeke Ruelas To see more of the Curbly’s House head over HEREħ. Aloof Gray, Sherwin Williams Photo by Melissa OholendtĪloof gray has a teeny tiny more green in it, so it’s slightly cooler, but I really loved how it turned out in the Curbly’s home.
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To see more of this room click HERE, and to see the full tour of the house head over HERE.Ħ. It’s not a sophisticated color, but it is bright, young and soft enough on your eyes. I’ve used it twice now, both in kids rooms, and it works if you have a lot of light and if you have a playful spirit. Quartz Stone, Benjamin Moore Photo by David Tsay To get more info on these DIY wall organizers click HERE.ĥ. It’s just deep, and intense, and modern, and yet totally classic. It can be really dark if there is no light on it, and much lighter if there is. I’ve used it three or four times now, and love it every time. It has the most perfect amount of green in it, so it’s not purple-y. Its hands down the best navy blue on the planet. Hague Blue, Farrow and Ball Photo by Tessa Neustadt To see more of the lake house I did for the Harner’s click HERE.Ĥ. It’s really light but has a lot of blue and green in it so its subtle and quiet but has a nice tone. This was in my old bedroom and office as well as the lake house twins room. Oystershell, Benjamin Moore Photo by Bjorn Wallander To check out this room in all its glory click HEREģ. It doesn’t hurt that there is a ton of natural light in this space, but I just love it. But this green is super soft, and yet not sage-y at all. I’ve done many aquas and some of them I’ve liked, and some of them I’ve wished they were more muted. It’s like a big warm hug.Ģ. Teresa’s Green, Farrow & Ball Photo by Mike Kelleyįor a “mint” it is really easy on the eyes. It’s really warm and yet feels like just a really good true gray. I think this might be my favorite gray right now. Half Moon Crest, Benjamin Moore Photo by Tessa Neustadt So while I still try, every single job, to embrace new colors there are some that I know I can rely on that no matter what won’t fail me.ġ. Paint colors are EXTREMELY tricky and act differently depending on the time of the day, the furniture that is in the space, the light, the tone of the wood, the traffic outside (kidding. I feel like in the last 4 years I’ve painted walls hundreds of different colors, often liking, sometimes loving them and often, well, not liking them at all.
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