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In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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Posted by
dvarnell (
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Sat, May 19, 12 at 22:31
| Thought I had my bathroom wall color all picked out - SW silver strand - to go with my white, gray and Ming green marble bathroom, but once it was up on the wall it read gray/blue instead of gray/green (even though chip matched the Ming green perfectly). So now I need to quickly pick a new paint color and re-paint. Anyone have a good gray/green suggestion? Room gets lots of light. Thanks! |
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RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| Try SW Svelte Sage. Here it is with a sample of Bosporous flax 
and here it is in my old kitchen 
It is very close to a french gray. Hope this helps. Good look! |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| SW Sea Salt is similar to silver strand, but more green. |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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Try Benjamin Moore Coastal Fog 976- the monitor color
really is not true to the real color. It is a lovely grey
with green undertone. Used it with Muskoka Trail 974
on ceiling and White Dove OC-17 for trim. |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| look at BM sandy hook gray also |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| Thanks! I had just pulled Sea Salt from my SW paint fan earlier today as an option and I'll try the BM colors too. Using white dove trim myself! |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| Another favorite of mine is a retired SW color called Pale Artichoke - I have it with white dove in my powder room and my living room - this is the 3rd house I have used it in - just another option. |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| We used BM Hampshire Grey on our front door and DR trim. It might be too dark for br walls, but if you stroll up and down the strip you may be in the right family. |
RE: In need of a god gray/sage green paint.
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| BM Alexandria Beige or Bennington Grey will bring up green tones as well. Both are dark neutrals and have used both in my MBR. If too dark, look for something else in the family. |
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