Color: Beautiful or Baffling?

SW 7667

This silver gray paint color actually looks more silver and will appear luminous in a well-lit space. This looks great when paired with white.

2111-50

This is a very saturated, pewter gray and communicates a cool look. This shade pairs beautifully with a bronze.

2129-60

This example of a “steel gray” has a blue undertone. It’s a cool shade and appropriately referenced due to its steel-like appearance. Whites and creams pop off of this color well as accents!

SW 6263

This is a very dark gray with purplish undertones. You want to use this shade in more of a casual space because it has more of a less formal feel.

SW 6257

Deep charcoal grays, also known as smoky grays, are very calming and are a great choice for a bedroom or accent wall. A high contrast, contemporary look can be achieved when paired with white or vivid colors.

SW 6246

This medium gray shade creates a happy, cheery space. Try pairing the color with yellow to ensure it’s overall look of warmth.

SW 7031

When combining the gray with the earthy qualities of beige, the result is “greige”! Some call it warm gray or cool beige.  Regardless, it’s an organic stonework color with elegant neutral tones. This color looks great particularly in offices or common areas in homes, and is a good in-between color when the contents of the rooms are uncertain.

SW 7664

This slate gray looks fantastic paired with tans and light wood tones. It’s another great medium gray to use throughout the home.

2127-70

This is a subtle tint that is a nice alternative to white.

2140-50

This shade looks beautiful used in a large open space. It is a warm and inviting hue and would look great used in Kitchens and living rooms.