Your local store should easily be able to recreate these colors for you. click photo for product sources Custom Formulas:ДЄs mentioned, many of the walls and trim in our home are painted in a custom formula by Sherwin Williams. It adheres well (I did not sand the console first) and has great coverage. ItвЂ™s rich and warm but still very soft and versatile. The console color is one of my new favorite greys. click photo for product sources click photo for product sources Rec RoomД¬onsole: Fossil Gray Chalk Paint by Behr (finished with BehrвЂ™s clear wax but I would suggest something more durable.)

I think Dolphin Fin does well to create that feeling and reads nicely since this room gets a decent amount of light. Since this is our guest room, I was going for something moody and cozy. This room is tricky since half of it is bright and the other half (not shown) is blocked from light. click photo for product sources click photo for product sources At the very least, I would have halved the color so that it wasnвЂ™t quite as saturated. It often makes the space feel even darker to me and the green tones are very evident in this room. click photo for product sources OfficeДЄgain, had I really thought about the lighting in this space, I probably would not have opted for a cooler-toned color. If our bathroom were any darker, I probably would not have gone with white in this space (white can look drab in darker spaces.) I think it works in here, however. click photo for product sources click photo for product sources Master Bathroom I think it was the absolute perfect choice and I will likely use it again in our next house. We used it in our bedroom which gets tons of natural light all day long. The name вЂњsilverвЂќ is very misleading because this is quite a warm grey and can read almost as a beige. Silver Drop is often considered the warmer-toned alternative to Dolphin Fin. Walls: Silver Drop by Behr Paint, in Flat click photo for product sources Master Bedroom I would use this color again in my brightest rooms. This room gets tons of light and the white feels extra crisp and clean. If I could do this space over again, IвЂ™d opt for a grey with warmer undertones or even a darker color since they tend to read better in darker rooms. The photo below was taken with reflected light and at a low shutter speed so it might look OK here, but in real life, this windowless bathroom feels cold and drab. Personally, I donвЂ™t think Dolphin Fin reads well in rooms with low or no daylight because of itвЂ™s cooler green undertones. Walls: Dolphin Fin by Behr Paint, in Flat click photo for product sources Half Bath I would not use this color in spaces with less natural light because it has very cool undertones. It gave the room some much needed depth and contrasts nicely with all of the white cabinetry. Our kitchen gets lots of natural light so Dolphin Fin seems to work well in here.

Walls: Dolphin Fin by Behr Paint, in flat click photo for product sources Kitchen & Dining This table used to be dark brown and two coats were plenty. It adheres well (I did not sand the console first) and has great coverage without needing any primer. It is rich and warm but still very soft and versatile. The coffee table color is one of my new favorite greys. I would definitely use this wall color again. I think itвЂ™s a great option for common areas and it gives you tons of flexibility in your decor because it does not have any undertones. The pure white of the walls in here look extra crisp in the bright, natural light. click the photo for product sources Living RoomД¬offee Table: Fossil Gray Chalk Paint by Behr Paint (finished with BehrвЂ™s clear wax but I would suggest something more durable.) These colors play really well in the bright, natural light of this space. The walls are a true white with no undertones. Since these formulas are used on many walls in our home, IвЂ™ve shared the exact formulas in one place at the end of this post. Our entry walls and trim are both custom formula by Sherwin Williams. Trim: Custom (See formulas at end of post) Walls: Custom (See formulas at end of post)

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