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What are the Wall and trim Paint colors? Please and thank you.

13 years ago
I Love this room! Excellent job!!!!
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  • 13 years ago
    Thank you!
  • 12 years ago
    What brand furniture is this? I love it
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    12 years ago
    The upholstery in this room is all custom and through our to the trade only vendors.
  • 12 years ago
    There was mention that the paint color is Divine Almond by Benjamin Moore. Actually, Divine is (more accurately, 'was') a separate paint manufacturer (not related to Benjamin Moore) that sold the line to Valspar. Divine paint is available at Lowe's as a Valspar-formulated paint--except in the Pacific NW--where it is only available at Rodda. Rodda mixes the paint, but it's Valspar's formulation. I don't understand the odd arrangement of selling to Valspar yet not making it available at Lowe's in the Pacific NW, but the more important point is the Divine paint formulation has changed. I've used a lot of Valspar paint--especially the Signature line--and like it. I put it on par with any of the high end paints and I've used them all. We'll see if the new formula for Divine paint matches the old formula for Divine Green that made even imperfect walls look better. It was the only paint on the market I found that did this. At the end of the day, you can take any paint company's color and have it matched at any store with a mass spectrometer, and shop around for the best paint at the best price.
  • 12 years ago
    One correction from my comment: years ago Divine paint was available at Benjamin Moore stores; then it was Miller Paint for many years and now it's Rodda's in the NW, Lowe's for the rest of the country.
  • 12 years ago
    Well.. I have to take back my praises of Valspar paint. Just bought a gallon and could not believe how runny it was. Not sure if Valspar changed the Signature Line formulation because I've used a lot of their paint, but this was terrible. Bought a gallon of Miller Acropure in the same color and what a difference.. As to color matching, mass specs get them 'in the ballpark' if they don't have the formula. The bigger paint stores have formulas for many other manufacturer's colors.. (as long as they've matched the color previously_. Sometimes they have several formulas on their computer for the same color with slight variation. Ask them put a dot of paint on your color chip to ensure a good match..