Author: Thomas Avery

Ashen Tan by Benjamin Moore is a calm, soft beige that brings a quiet warmth to any room. If you’re looking for a wall color that feels clean but not too bright, this one might catch your eye. It sits between beige and gray, making it feel grounded without being dull. In this blog, you’ll learn everything you need to know about Ashen Tan. We’ll talk about its undertones, how much light it reflects, the feeling it creates in a space, and the rooms where it works best. You’ll also get ideas on what colors, floors, and furniture go well…

Benjamin Moore Blue Note (2129-30) is a deep, bold paint color that adds richness and style to any space. It’s a strong navy blue with subtle gray undertones that give it a smooth and balanced feel. If you want a dramatic color that still feels calm and elegant, Blue Note might be just right. Blue Note is versatile, working well in both modern and traditional homes. I love how it adds depth without being too overpowering and how easily it pairs with other colors. It is a great choice for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and even bathrooms. In this blog,…

Benjamin Moore Bruton White (CW-710) is a soft, creamy white that brings warmth and charm to any room. It’s a subtle off-white with just enough warmth to feel cozy, but not so much that it feels yellow. If you’re looking for a white that’s classic, calm, and never harsh, Bruton White might be just right. This color works well in both old and new homes. It’s part of the Williamsburg Collection, which gives it a timeless, historical feel. I love how Bruton White creates a peaceful background while still adding a hint of character. It’s a great choice for walls,…

I’ve had Nocturnal Gray (BM 2135-30) in my home for a while now, and I’m excited to share my experience with this cultured, moody color. This deep, dark gray has quickly become one of my favorite paint choices, offering a perfect balance of warmth and drama. In this blog, you’ll learn: What Nocturnal Gray 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 My tips for making this deep gray work in your space Having lived with this color in various rooms under…

If you’re looking for a soft, easygoing paint color that feels calm and clean, Benjamin Moore’s Seattle Gray (2130-70) might be just right. It’s a pale gray with a cool tone and just a hint of blue-green. That touch of color gives it a little something extra without being too bold. Seattle Gray works well in many rooms—bedrooms, bathrooms, even kitchens—because it has a quiet, relaxing feel. In this post, I’ll examine what makes Seattle Gray special, what colors complement it, and what styles it best fits. You’ll also find tips on choosing the right paint finish, real-life ideas for…

If you’re looking for a rich, calm color that makes your space feel cozy and stylish, Benjamin Moore Graystone (1475) might be just what you need. I’ve always loved colors that bring warmth without overwhelming the room, and Graystone strikes that perfect balance. It’s a deep gray with a subtle hint of green, giving it a natural, earthy feel that works beautifully in just about any space. I’ve seen it shine in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and even home offices. Whether your style leans modern, classic, or farmhouse, Graystone fits right in. What I really appreciate about this shade is…

If you’re looking for a soft green with a touch of blue, Benjamin Moore Dragonfly (AF-510) might be the right color for your home. It’s calm, peaceful, and easy on the eyes—great for bedrooms, bathrooms, or anywhere you want a relaxing atmosphere. Dragonfly isn’t too bright or too dark, which makes it flexible and easy to pair with other colors. If your style is modern, coastal, or something in between, this shade can work really well. In this post, I’ll examine what kind of color Dragonfly really is, what colors complement it, and how to use it in your home.…

Benjamin Moore Philadelphia Cream (HC-30) is a warm, creamy paint color with soft yellow undertones. It brings light and comfort into any space without feeling too bright or bold. This shade works great as a wall color when you want something more cheerful than beige but softer than true yellow. Philadelphia Cream is a great choice for homes that need a little extra warmth. It can make any room feel cozy and full of light. It’s perfect for traditional spaces, sunny kitchens, or any room where you want to add a soft glow. In this blog, I’ll share everything you…

Louisburg Green (HC-113) by Benjamin Moore is a medium green with a soft, earthy feel. Its gray undertones give it a cool, muted look, which makes it calm and easy to use in many spaces. Louisburg Green is part of the Historic Color Collection, a group of timeless shades inspired by traditional American homes. It has a Light Reflectance Value (LRV) of 33.79, meaning it reflects a moderate amount of light. It won’t make a room feel too dark, but it still adds depth. In this post, I’ll cover why Louisburg Green works well in different rooms, how lighting affects its undertones, flooring…

Benjamin Moore Whale Gray (2134-40) is a deep, cool gray with strong blue undertones. I love how it’s bold but not too dark, offering a grounded, stylish look to any room. If you’re anything like me and searching for a rich, modern gray that feels both clean and cozy, Whale Gray could be just the right choice for your home. I’ve used this color on accent walls, in full rooms, on cabinetry, and even on furniture. It has a beautiful depth and personality, with just enough softness to keep a space from feeling too heavy. One of the things I…