Creamy neutral Benjamin Moore? (with pics)
I need to paint several connecting rooms and I'm trying to find a warm, creamy neutral with an LRV in the 60s or 70s, something that doesn't cross the line from yellowish undertones too far into peach or green. I really love a Farrow & Ball archived color called "Clunch," but want to use Benjamin Moore paint. I know better than to choose a color based on internet photos, since images can vary so much, so I'll be further investigating any suggestions with color samples from Samplize and even painting a wall or two with the finalist(s).
All that said, here are two inspiration photos I absolutely love:
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Any suggestions for BM paint colors that will give me this look, especially the first picture? Bonus points if you can suggest the right sheen as well.
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4 years agoHave a look at BM Pale Oak OC 20
In my opinion a nice pale cream colour that looks great with white trim or black as well.
Many people like White Dove OC-17 - a little paler than the pale oak. You'd definitely need to try samples in your room and with your light etc.
Another very nice one is BM Calm OC 22
Closer to white, maybe not as creamy as you're looking for.
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoI ran across Maritime White, suggested by @cawaps, this summer. I had never heard of it before. The paint shop staffer mixing it said "That's a really nice color". It is.
Here it is next to White Dove trim. (Our walls are American Clay plaster, not paint.)
Here it is next to Sherman Williams Westhighland White: (Ha! Just noticed my wreath blew away!)
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