also called Light Greige
color from mineral pigments which are mixed and poured into a mold.
On 1 PIECE FOR CONTRASTING POP, OR AS A NEUTRAL I assume among other neutrals, quieter. Inspired by the warm pigment, Burnt Umber, this is a classic colour long used in decorative work. Use Coco on its own or as a neutral. 1 litre is enough to cover approximately 13 square metres (1 quart covers approximately 150 square feet).
Handcrafted and casted using the sand casting method. 8 high x 3 wide x 2" D
Brian Dittmar: using gray and beiges: “make sure that grays are warm grays otherwise it will be too disparate. The grays in this room were all really on the brown/taupe side and I think that's why it was successful.” Throw is probably camel... Walls Sparrow Ceiling a pale cream color / trim I don't recall, but BMoore Swiss Coffee a nice choice, or more cream, try White Swan / essentially different in kind; not allowing comparison.
Ceramic / Width: 16.5 inches Height: 37 inches
shown with modern chrome table
Behr Evening Hush / One last room that falls somewhere in between moody and calm, this bedroom uses contrast to the highest advantage. By alternating dark and light colors, nothing seems to get sucked in or disappear, which is important when designing dark spaces, especially if they are low on natural light (which this room is not). Notice how the contrasting colors are used in a way that keeps everything crisp and clean.
"Like other neutrals, gray gives you limitless possibilities to introduce other hues. However, don't forget to include different textures and patterns, as well. This will keep the more saturated grays from appearing too drab. Here, a pewter [GRAY WITH A BIT OF BRONZE) wall color is tempered by a host of fun colors and playful patterns." Rachel Reider Interiors
"In kitchens and bathrooms, a COOL gray with slightly blue and green undertones is a smart choice because it carries a sense of cleanness. It still works well with hot colors like vivid red, and it suits the glossy finishes typically found on appliances and fixtures. That it is less stark than black also helps the space feel a little more open, especially when used just on lower cabinets to anchor the space."
similar: Pewter, Keystone grey, traditional?
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