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27 comments:
Beautiful project--so unexpected. People must bug out when they come over for the first time...! Sophisticated interiors and architecture. And it's a great grey!
Beautiful.
I have a similar gray in my bathroom and a vintage black chinoiserie chest topped w/ marble and made into a sink.
The gray we used (after trying several) was Behr Premium plus. Silver Sateen minus 25%.
Like the palest possible fog.
gorgeous. it's like mad men in the future.
Having seen this house in reality, let me tell you the gray is just the start! It all gets more and more beautiful as you go through the house. My favorite house ever!
i would suggest 'walking on clouds.' available at your local costco. yeah, costco sells paint now. no smell. quick dry. and if you're good, goes on with one coat. good luck!
I'm smug. I've got some.
Love the grey--but I covet the chest of drawers.
Thanks.
Just painted my bedroom "Nimbus" by Benjamin Moore, it looks close to this...beautiful and so serene, soothing and calm!
The whole house is in shades of the liveliest grey you'll ever see. It's a beautiful place.
yes, yes, yes! i have been wanting a gray room JUST LIKE THIS foreva eva. if you find out the color, do tell!
kelly
Either Lacey Pearl or Paper White from Benjamin Moore. Have used them both=YUM.
I think it might be cloud gray by ben moore, 2107-70.
Forgot to say - three of my bedroom walls are Cornforth White (a wondrously soft grey) from Farrow and Ball. The wall behind the bed is upholstered in grey suede and the curtains are grey silk.
that house! omfg!
the dining room buffet area and that KITCHEN.
who says money can't buy happiness?! :)
hmm. their studio is about 2 miles from my house. *chuckle* one day i'll be able to afford them...great work. ansley is an amazing neighborhood too.
The Ansley Park Glass House has been a huge inspiration since I saw it on the Modern Atlanta tour last spring. It starts with this traditional, soft gray entrance and gets slowly more and more modern & industrial as you head toward the back. Seriously genious design.
Try Shaded White by Farrow & Ball.
Good eye. I barely registered this as a color. It's like a concentrated white, almost.
I love the juxtaposition of the steely appliances and barely there greys against the warm and deep wood.
This home is beautiful. I love the monochromatic colour scheme, the pool and rooftop deck.
Benjamin Moore Edgecombe Gray might do it in Seattle light.
my two cents: Toasted White by Glidden. yes it is indeed available at the home depot.
Brilliant post.......and brilliant comments.....
try "blackened" by Farrow and Ball.
WOW!! It was originally white with "lampblack" (made by the residue of burned somethingorother kind of oil)...
gorgeous.....
Might be Barren Plain by BM. Looks beige in the store, but reads gray at home on the walls.
I want the chest of drawers.
Must be done really, really carefully in order to avoid looking twee. Best bet is white.
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