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Author: Austin Marshall
Austin Marshall is an interior design expert and holds a Master's degree in Architecture from the Rhode Island School of Design. With over 15 years of experience, he has led numerous high-profile design projects, transforming spaces into aesthetically pleasing and functional environments. Joining our website in 2020, he has consistently delivered articles that blend practical advice with creative design solutions. Beyond work, Austin is an avid traveler, drawing inspiration from different cultures for his design projects.
I’ve been testing London Fog paint in my home for the past six months. Now, I want to share everything I’ve learned about this beautiful shade. In this article, you’ll learn: What London Fog actually looks like in real homes Which rooms work best with this color Colors that pair perfectly with it How to test it properly before buying I’ve used this paint in both north—and south-facing rooms and watched how it changes from morning to evening. I’ve made the mistakes so you don’t have to. My walls have been London Fog for over half a year now. I…
I’ve used Benjamin Moore’s Gray Cashmere in my home for over six months. Now, I want to share everything I’ve learned about this beautiful color. In this article, you’ll learn: What Gray Cashmere actually looks like in real homes Which rooms work best with this color Colors that pair perfectly with it How to test it properly before buying I’ve used this paint in east—and west-facing rooms and watched how it changes from morning to evening. I’ve made the mistakes so you don’t have to. My walls have been Gray Cashmere for more than half a year now. I know…
I’ve been testing Silver Satin paint in my home for the past six months. Now, I want to share everything I’ve learned about this beautiful shade. In this article, you’ll learn: What Silver Satin actually looks like in real homes Which rooms work best with this color Colors that pair perfectly with it How to test it properly before buying I’ve used this paint in both north and south-facing rooms and watched how it changes from morning to evening. I’ve made the mistakes so you don’t have to. My walls have been Silver Satin for over half a year now.…
Choosing the right white paint for your home may sound simple, but if you’ve ever stood in front of a wall of swatches, you know just how many shades of “white” actually exist. There are cool whites, warm whites, bright whites, and creamy whites — each offering its own feel. One standout from the Benjamin Moore palette is Woodland White — a shade that feels fresh, modern, and not at all boring. Woodland White isn’t just another white paint. It brings subtle personality into a space without being loud or distracting. If you’re looking to refresh your interiors or exteriors…
Something is calming about a soft, neutral color that doesn’t shout but still makes a statement. Benjamin Moore’s Wind’s Breath (OC-24) is one of those rare shades that feels gentle, light, and versatile making it the kind of color that fits almost any room, in any style, without overwhelming the space. Whether you’re painting a sunlit living room, a cozy bedroom, or a hallway that needs to feel more open, Wind’s Breath has a quiet strength that transforms spaces. In this blog, we’ll cover why Wind’s Breath has become a favorite for interior designers and homeowners alike. We’ll talk about…
Ever stared at paint swatches until your eyes crossed? I’ve been there, too. In this blog, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know about Benjamin Moore’s Newburg Green (HC-158). Whether you’re painting a living room, bedroom, or kitchen, I’ll help you decide if this rich, historic color is right for your space. I’ve tested this paint in different lighting conditions and paired it with various décor styles. After 15+ years of home renovations, I’ve learned what works and what doesn’t. You’re looking for honest paint advice, not marketing hype. That’s exactly what you’ll get here. By the end…
Looking for a paint that brings beauty without the designer price tag? You’re in the right place. In this review, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know about Benjamin Moore’s Iced Marble (1578). After testing it in my own home, I’m sharing the honest pros and cons. You’ll find: How it looks in different lighting Where it works best in your home Real costs and coverage expectations Durability after 6 months of living with it I’ve been renovating homes for over a decade and have tested dozens of paints. What makes Iced Marble special? Is it worth your…
Looking for the perfect white paint for your home? Intense White (OC-51) might be exactly what you need. This isn’t a harsh, blinding white – it’s a soft, balanced off-white that works in almost any room. In this article, I’ll show you why designers love this color. You’ll learn about its unique undertones, where it looks best, and colors that pair perfectly with it. I’ve been working with Benjamin Moore paints for over a decade. Trust me when I say this white is special. Are you trying to create a bright, welcoming space that doesn’t feel cold or sterile? Intense…
Gray-green is one of those colors that can quietly transform a room without taking over. It feels calm, grounded, and balanced. It combines the peaceful side of green with the softness of gray, making it a great choice for all kinds of spaces—from bedrooms to kitchens and even bathrooms. If you’ve been thinking about adding some color to your home but still want to keep things quiet and simple, gray-green might be exactly what you’re looking for. This blog will walk you through what gray-green really is, how it works in different rooms, and how to choose the right shade.…
Have you ever walked into a room and felt calm without knowing why? Often, it has to do with how lines are used in the space. In interior design, horizontal lines are straight lines that move side to side across a surface, running parallel to the floor. These lines help shape how we see and feel a room. They can make walls look longer, furniture appear wider, and small spaces feel more open. You’ll often find horizontal lines in things like long shelves, low benches, wall paneling, and even tile layouts. Designers use horizontal lines to create a sense of…