Saturday, June 20, 2015

Benjamin Moore Whites


Benjamin Moore White Chocolate Trim
from Homebunch
I've never been a huge fan of white. Most times I need a deeper hue to feel at home in a room, something like the Pashmina, AF-100, on the ceiling. Lately I have been searching for whites that have some warmth, but are not too yellow, brown or green or thin feeling. The builder white which was used in this house has a thin feeling to it. Benjamin Moore's White Chocolate, what a great name!, is a bit too green for my tastes. Love it in pics, not a fan of it on the chip. 
 
Home of Lindsey Bierman
Southern Living
Phoebe Howard Designer


I have used Benjamin Moore Ivory White, 925, before. Though I used it largely for trim. It is very white, though not as stark as Atrium white.

Lynda Reeves,
Canadian House and Home
Benjamin Moore White Down
Philip Mitchell Design
from TheWriterandResidence
White Down, 970
Dream House Studios
from Homebunch
Benjamin Moore White Sand 964
White Sand and its paint strip companion Maritime White are two other beautiful warm whites.


Maritime White
Benjamin Moore 963
Old Country House
Lee Pruitt
Memphis Magazine
Maritime White, 963, Walls
Bennington Gray, HC-82, Cabinets
Benjamin Moore Temporal Spirit, 965 on the walls
Monmouth Beach House
Ivee Fromkin
Another paint strip companion, Temporal Spirit, 965 is also stunning. In fact, that entire paint strip has just the right colors. Though Seapearl, 961, may be just a bit too green.
Ami McKay
Dove Wing, 960, via Decorpad
Duffy Design Group
Benjamin Moore Seapearl, 961
via Decorpad

Maybe I should have named this post the 960 paint strip! 

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