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DESIGN
Color Confidence UPDATE WITH PAINT
Local designers share their top paint picks for bedrooms, living spaces, and kitchens
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Design by Andrea Brooks and Ashley Cardiel, Ashley Cardiel Interiors
Farrow & Ball’s “Hague Blue”
IN THE BEDROOM
Sherwin-Williams’ “Sensible Hue” and “Illusive Green” “In master suites, I enjoy using Sensible Hue and then creating an accent wall in Illusive Green.” — SANDY SUTTON, SANDY SUTTON’S DESIGN CENTER
Farrow & Ball’s “Parma Gray” “The master suite should be a haven, a respite from the worries and work of the day. I try to encourage my clients to select muted, soft, soothing colors. I have recently used Parma Gray, and I love it.” — MARA LAMB MALCOLM, LAMB’S INTERIOR DESIGN
Sherwin-Williams’ “Sea Salt” “My absolute favorite color for any master, no matter the style of the client, is Sea Salt. This soothing color truly makes you feel like you are on vacation.” — MARIE JEFFREY, MARIE JEFFREY DESIGN
Benjamin Moore’s “Beacon Gray” and Sherwin-Williams’ “Silver Peony” and “Lady’s Slipper” “In master bedrooms, I like to use paint colors that range from soft, silvery grays, like Beacon Gray, to lavenders like Silver Peony and Lady’s Slipper. — SUSAN WALSH, BEAR HILL INTERIORS
Farrow & Ball’s “Hague Blue” “Hague Blue is a great alternative to classic navy. It’s a moody color perfect for more intimate spaces because it reads as a deep blue with a touch of green in it.”
— ANDREA BROOKS, ASHLEY CARDIEL INTERIORS
SherwinWilliams’ “Alabaster”
IN THE KITCHEN
Sherwin-Williams’ “Pewter Green” “I am dying to use a yummy gray-green hue like Pewter Green in a kitchen soon.” — MERIDITH HAMILTON RANOUIL, MLH DESIGNS
IN THE LIVING ROOM
Sherwin-Williams’ “Big Chill” “Big Chill is the perfect complement to any white and gray countertop, a selection that is super popular right now. It is also beautiful on cabinets if you are looking for just a touch of gray.” — CHRISTINA GORE, CHRISTINA GORE DESIGN STUDIO
Sherwin-Williams’ “Crushed Ice” “I like to use a neutral like Crushed Ice in living spaces because it does not limit accent colors used in the design of the home.” — SHA DAVARI, ART OF DESIGN
Sherwin-Williams’ “Black of Night” Forget what you’ve been told; there is no better way to make your walls recede than with black paint. I recently painted an all-white room (ceilings and walls) Black of Night in the most beautiful matte finish. Not only does the space appear larger but the black paint truly shows off artwork and turns up the cool factor.” — KEVIN WALSH, BEAR HILL INTERIORS
— BRITTANY NIXON BRUN, BRITTANY NIXON CREATIVE
Benjamin Moore’s “Simply White” “For living spaces, I love Simply White. Depending on the light, this color is sometimes rich and warm, sometimes more crisp. It’s beautiful and complements artwork like a dream.” — JOSHUA PLUMLEE, RANSOM INTERIORS
NEED MORE INSPIRATION? During the month of April visit the At Home blog (athomearkansas.com/blog) for designer picks for baths, entryways, kids’ rooms, exteriors, and other spaces.
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