Fifteen Shades of Gray Blue Grays

Stonington Gray HC 170

Coventry Gray HC 169

Gray Owl OC 52

Carrera Marble pairs nicely with Blue Grays, as the Carrera is a cooler white with blue veining. These grays also look fabulous with bold colours like fuchsia and orange.

Stonington Gray shown here in our clients eat in kitchen area that we customized with orange accents Fifteen Shades of Gray Green Grays

Edgecomb Gray HC 173

Revere Pewter HC 172

Pashmina AF100

Green Grays can be referred to as ‘Greiges’. They are warmer than a blue gray, but not as warm as beige. Revere Pewter is one of the most popular ‘greiges’.

Pashmina walls with light blue & green accents

Pashmina walls with navy blue and red accents Fifteen Shades of Gray Green Grays

Sandyhook Gray HC 108

Rockport Gray HC 105

Copley Gray HC 104

These darker grays are ‘muddy’ looking & really rich. Ivory White for trim, ceiling colour or cabinetry works very well with any of these green-grays.

Copley Gray Island with Ivory White for perimeter cabinetry Fifteen Shades of Gray Blue Green Grays

Wickham Gray HC 171

Gray Cashmere 2138 - 60

Fieldstone Gray 1558

These colours will appear either more green or more blue depending on other elements within a space and on the lighting. Always test colours with a large paint board first to make sure it’s the right gray for you.

Wickam Gray shown here appears more blue because of the fabric selection and the blue gray in the area rug Fifteen Shades of Gray Pink & Purple Grays

Portland Gray 2109-60

Violet Pearl 1451

Shale 861

These colours are subtle in tone & sophisticated in style. They look great with darker colours of the similar tones and work wonderfully with soft brass finishes.

Our clients custom living room, painted in Shale by Benjamin Moore. Lovely and luxurious!