The White Paint blog from August 2019 was such a big hit! Thank you for the amazing response to my FIRST blog post. So many of you have asked about Gray & Neutral paints - so I went back to the experts and have compiled their answers below.
Thank you for following along and please leave a comment! I would love to hear from you.
Sophie says “Even though its name may sound deceiving, Strong White 2001 by Farrow and Ball actually reads as the perfect soft grey especially when paired with white woodwork. It’s the perfect neutral that can read cool or warm and is a great way to add a hint of grey without feeling overpowering.”
Mindy says her go-to neutral is Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter. “Revere Pewter is a light gray with warm undertones that create a subdued complementary background for layering accent colors within a space.” And, well, I completely agree.
Rebekah is the editor, stylist and interior designer at A Blissful Nest. Please do yourself a favor and check out her blog and Instagram. It is truly stunning. Rebekah generously shared four neutral paint colors with me and I am so excited to add these to our list. Two of her selections are shown above.
Benjamin Moore Classic Gray, Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace, Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee, and Benjamin Moore Bright White.
Lacey shared a beautiful paint color with us - Sherwin Williams Accessible Beige. Lacey says “it is my go to because it’s a perfect mix of beige and gray (griege).”
This color is so great, plus I LOVE the name - “accessible beige.”
Lacey is an Interior Designer in New Orleans with the most amazing design style.
Thank you to these professionals for so generously sharing their favorite paint colors with us. Let me know if you have any colors to add or have used any of these colors successfully.
Xoxo,
Delie
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DISCLAIMER: Please know that all computer screens and photography are different and can completely change the appearance of the paint colors.