Author: Thomas Avery

Thomas Avery

Thomas Avery, with over 10 years of experience in home improvement and DIY projects, brings a wealth of practical knowledge to our platform. He earned his degree in Interior Design from the University of Colorado, Boulder. He previously worked with renowned home renovation companies in the UK, contributing to numerous high-profile restoration projects. Before joining us, he authored several publications on sustainable living. He enjoys hiking and exploring the rich cultural heritage worldwide when not crafting new content.

If you’re dreaming of a peaceful, beachy home, Beach Glass by Benjamin Moore might be just the color you need. I love this soft, muted shade; it features a beautiful blend of blue, green, and gray that instantly creates a calm and relaxing ambiance. To me, it feels like bringing the soft colors of sea glass and coastal skies right into my home. Beach Glass is part of Benjamin Moore’s Affinity Color Collection, a lineup of shades designed to pair beautifully together. That’s one of the reasons I enjoy using it; it plays so well with other colors in the…

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If you’re looking for a soft, neutral paint color that works just about anywhere, Dove Wing by Benjamin Moore is a great option. It’s a warm off-white with just enough color to keep it from feeling too plain or bright. People like it because it looks clean and calm without being stark. You can use Dove Wing on walls, trim, cabinets, or even the outside of your home. It’s flexible, easy to match, and works with lots of styles. In this post, I’ll explain what kind of color Dove Wing is, which colors complement it, and where it looks best.…

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Are you searching for a paint color that brings sophistication without being overwhelming? This article covers everything about Benjamin Moore’s Vintage Vogue, from its unique qualities to the best ways to use it in your home. I’ll solve your color dilemma by showing you exactly how Vintage Vogue works with different floor types, furnishings, and lighting conditions. If you’re looking for a color that brings character without dominating your space, keep reading. I’ll share: How Vintage Vogue transforms throughout the day Which rooms does it perform best in What colors pair perfectly with it By the end, you’ll know if…

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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…

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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…

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Choosing the right paint color can be challenging. You want something gentle, peaceful, and easy to coordinate. That’s where Benjamin Moore Sonnet (AF-55) comes in. It’s a quiet pinkish-beige with a light reflectance value (LRV) of 70.4, meaning it reflects a lot of light throughout the room. But is it the right pick for your space? I’ll examine Sonnet (AF-55) closely, determining where it works best and how to pair it. Then, you’ll be able to tell if it suits your home or if another option might be better. Now, let’s see what makes Sonnet (AF-55) stand out and whether…

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If you’re like me and looking for a calm, fresh color that brings a peaceful vibe into your home, Nelson Blue by Benjamin Moore is a beautiful option. I love how this light, airy blue has a soft green undertone; it feels both soothing and stylish. It reminds me of a quiet beach morning or a clear spring sky, fresh, clean, and full of light. Nelson Blue is part of Benjamin Moore’s Historical Color Collection, which I often turn to for its timeless and elegant shades. I’ve found that it works well in a variety of rooms and styles, whether…

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If you’re like me and looking for a rich, bold color that still feels calm and natural, Lafayette Green by Benjamin Moore might be the perfect pick for your home. I love how this deep green shade has strong character, yet still manages to feel warm and cozy. Inspired by classic styles, it brings elegance, comfort, and a touch of nature all at once. Lafayette Green is a dark green with a slight teal-blue undertone. It works well in many rooms, from modern living spaces to more traditional bedrooms. It’s a timeless color that can feel dramatic without being too…

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Picking the right white paint sounds easy until you try it. There are so many whites to choose from. Some are too cold, some are too yellow, and some change color depending on the light in the room. That’s where Benjamin Moore Simply White (OC-117) comes in. It’s one of the brand’s most popular whites—and for good reason. Simply White is soft, bright, and just warm enough. It’s clean without feeling cold. It works almost anywhere in your home, and it plays well with other colors. Whether you’re painting walls, trim, cabinets, or all of the above, this color is…

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I’ve been there, trying to find the perfect gray that’s neither too cool nor too warm. I finally settled on Benjamin Moore’s Templeton Gray (HC-161). After living with it in my own home, I can share everything I’ve learned. In this article, you’ll find: What Templeton Gray really looks like (not just in fancy photos) Which rooms work best with this color Colors that match perfectly with it How to test it before spending money Having used Templeton Gray in various rooms, I’ve seen how it performs in different lighting conditions, whether it’s a bright, sunlit room or a cozy,…

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