Every designer has their go-to paints that work well in practically any space. Choosing the perfect color for a particular room can seem overwhelming, but I’ve gathered 8 of my tried and true favorites to get you started!
Super White by Benjamin Moore
- My go-to color
- Brightest white
- Looks crisp & clean
- Recommended for millwork
- Be careful not to use with another trim color
- Works well with cooler shades such as blue, gray, purple, and pink
- Modern without any icy blue undertones
Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore
- A timeless classic
- Saturated shade of navy blue
- Appears purple when first coat is applied,but don’t worry–it will be beautiful and sophisticated once the second coat is dry
- A great neutral alternative to gray or black
- This hue is a chameleon that goes with almost any other color
- Pairs nicely with grey, whites, and sandy tones
- A rich blue without pulling green or gray undertones
- Pairs well with corals, rusty oranges, and gold but works with any pop of color
- A great accent on kitchen cabinets and kitchen islands
Emerald Vapor by Benjamin Moore
- Very light shade of green-cyan
- Creates a spa-like space
- Clean and fresh
- Works well in dining areas or bathrooms
Classic Gray Benjamin Moore
- A timeless, pale gray with warm undertones
- A fresh neutral that will work with any space and lots of other colors
- Beautiful with peacock blue accessories
- Not a dreary gray. It is especially bright when its paired with white
- Pairs well with super light shades and neutrals
Edgecomb Gray by Benjamin Moore
A light neutral with a lot of depth
- Great in kitchens and bathrooms
- Has slight purple undertones
- Great for interior and exterior and is a wonderful complement with almost any color
Graystone by Benjamin Moore
- Appealing in all kinds of lights
- Looks great in both interior and exterior spaces
- Slightly taupe and clay-like
London Fog by Sherwin Williams
- Just the right amount of brown undertones for a beautiful neutral gray
- Soothing shade of pale grey
Rockport Grey by Benjamin Moore
- Moody gray tone with some mocha in it. Expect it to be dark
- Smoky and sophisticated
- Pops with white trim
