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In this all-white ethereal bedroom of a Wellington, Florida home, walls, ceiling, and trim are painted Benjamin Moore's Seashell. Mosquito netting drapes the painted bamboo bed. Lamps are from Linens n' Things; the woven carpet is from Beauvais. Not sure about the rug -- but don't you love the idea of throwing a fun textile on top of a grass carpet?
Interior design by Bill Brockschmidt and Courtney Coleman. Photo by Simon Upton, House Beautiful.
This is another image from Dunnville, Ontario. This is the back wall of the Benjamin Moore store located at 142 Queen Street. The view is as seen from the parking lot behind the row of stores in which this particular store is located. The mural depicts a view (presumably) of the Grand River, which is located a couple of hundred metres behind the camera position. I rather like the colours that the harsh mid-day light provides. As for the gentleman depicted in the lower left of the mural, I still wonder what he is up to but, being of a charitable nature, let us say he is fishing. – JW
Date Taken: 2025-10-28
Date PP: 2025-11-24
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Tech Details:
Taken using hand-held Nikon D800 fitted with an AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm VR 1:4.0 lense set to 50mm, ISO100 (Auto ISO), Daylight WB, Matrix metering, Shutter Priority Mode, f/11.0, 1/320 sec with an EV-0.33 exposure bias. PP in free Open Source RAWTherapee from Nikon RAW/NEF source: Set final image size to 9000px wide, apply Tone Mapping at default levels, us the Tone Curve 2 tool in Parametric mode to brighten the Lights as well as the Highlights to help restore the brightness of the original scene, increase Contrast and Chromaticity in L-A-B mode, slightly increase Vibrance, sharpen, save. PP in free Open Source GIMP: correct perspective, use the curves tool to brighten the upper portion of the curve, sharpen, save, scale to 6000 px wide, sharpen, save, add fine black-and-white frame, add bar and text on left, save, scale image to 3200 px wide for posting online, sharpen very slightly, save.
Aaron Hom's perfect perfection. Walls are painted Snow White by Benjamin Moore. Saarinen Tulip table and Emeco Navy chair.
Photo by Julian Wass, House Beautiful, Oct. 2009.
Designer Angela Free used four different shades of Benjamin Moore white paint in this living room: Spanish White on the inner wall molding; White Dove on the outer wall molding; White Opulence on the molding and crown trim; and Sand Dollar on the ceiling. Free describes this latter color as a "a very pale rosy white"; she painted it in high gloss to create "a soft reflective glow." Decorative artist Katherine Jacobus painted a subtle faux linen effect on all the molding to give it a sense of depth and dimension.
Free writes: "My objective with this room was to create a sense of light, calm, and livable comfort -- an intimacy and a juxtaposition of soft colors popped with contrasts. Richness and depth in fabrics and window treatments are minimized to allow as much light as possible to enter the space."
Photo from decorati.com.
I blogged about this here: http://roomlust.blogspot.com/2009/01/jeffrey-bilhuber.html.
All colors by Benjamin Moore.
Top row, left to right: Grant Beige, Alexandria Beige, Rainforest Dew, Java
Middle row, left to right: Edgecomb Gray, Black Bean Soup, Grant Beige, Yellow Haze
Bottom row, left to right: Moonlight, Gentleman's Gray, Harbor Fog, Mellow Yellow
In Aaron Hom's gorgeous dining room, walls are painted Snow White by Benjamin Moore. Nelson Bubble Lamp, Saarinen table and chairs, box-beam ceiling.
Photo by Julian Wass, House Beautiful, Oct. 2009.
Another view of the all-white bedroom in the Wellington, Florida home. Walls, ceiling, and trim are painted Benjamin Moore’s Seashell. All the furniture was painted white; the ultra-scale bergeres were upholstered in white cotton. A beveled mirror and vintage blue-glass lamp add glamour. The Beauvais carpet is "a smoother weave than sisal, a good barefoot carpet," says Courtney Coleman, who designed the house with Bill Brockschmidt.
Photo by Simon Upton, House Beautiful.
In this living room, walls are painted Sailor's Knot by Ralph Lauren. If you can't find RL paint, American White by Benjamin Moore and Desert Star by Behr are very close matches.
Photo by Matt Albiani, Domino, June 2008.
In this L.A. condo designed by Joe Nye, walls are painted Shenandoah Taupe by Benjamin Moore. Sleeper sofa from Crate & Barrel; silk animal print throw pillows from Hollyhock (they cost more than the sofa!).
Photo by John Coolidge, House Beautiful, October 2007.
In Lindsey Buckingham’s kitchen, which his wife Kristen designed, the custom-made cabinetry is painted Night Shade by Benjamin Moore. The Murano-glass chandelier was found on eBay; the floor is paved in cement tiles from Mission Tile West. Wall oven, range, warming drawer, and microwave are all by Wolf; refrigerators by Sub-Zero.
Photo by Simon Upton, Elle Décor, March 2009.
Blogged about at roomlust.blogspot.com.
I love this combination of white, chocolate, camel, and peacock blue.
Photo by David Nicolas, Domino, April 2006.
The foyer of Jackie Kersh’s North Berkeley home. Walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Pale Avocado. The console table is from Pottery Barn; the framed artwork on top is by C. Tan and the small work above the plant is by Robert Gutierrez. The doormat is from Anthropologie, and she found the white Eames-esque chair on the street.
Photo by Kersh, featured on morewaystowastetime.blogspot.com.
Top row, left to right: Benjamin Moore Wolf Gray, Benjamin Moore Bear Creek, Benjamin Moore Edgecomb Gray, Pratt & Lambert Pearl White, Farrow & Ball Pigeon.
Middle row, left to right: Coastal Fog, Taos Taupe, Stone Harbor, Smoke Gray, Iron Mountain, all by Benjamin Moore.
Bottom row, left to right: Horizon, Silver Fox, Smoke Embers, Horizon Gray, Graytint, all by Benjamin Moore.
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Top row, left to right: 1. Ellen Kennon Full Spectrum Paints Mushroom, 2. Ellen Kennon Full Spectrum Paints Silt, 3. Farrow & Ball Old White, 4. Farrow & Ball Bone, 5. Pratt & Lambert Silver Blonde, 6. Benjamin Moore Silken Pine, 7. Benjamin Moore Smokey Taupe.
Middle row, left to right: 8. Benjamin Moore Bleeker Beige, 9. Benjamin Moore Seapearl, 10. Benjamin Moore Grant Beige, 11.Benjamin Moore November Rain, 12. Benjamin Moore Lambskin, 13. Benjamin Moore Hazy Skies, 14. Sherwin-Williams Perfect Greige.
Bottom row, left to right: 15. Benjamin Moore Elephant Tusk, 16. Benjamin Moore Bennington Gray, 17. Valspar Woodrow Wilson Putty, 18. Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter, 19. Sherwin-Williams Mega Greige, 20. Sherwin-Williams Windsor Greige, 21. Benjamin Moore Creamy White.
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The master bedroom of a Victorian mansion, redesigned by Chicago-based decorator Kara Mann. "I took that romantic, cottagey, tone-on-tone sensibility [the homeowners were] drawn to in Bobby McAlpine's work," she says, "and gave it a more urban edge."
Mann added a lustrous Moroccan rug to the homeowners' original bed, and boosted the glamor quotient with a Varenne Collection Opera armchair and an Ixelles Collection wing chair, both from Casamidy. The faux bois wallpaper is from Nobilis and the ceiling is painted Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore. The bed linens are from Muse, the 'Simple' bench is from BDDW, and the lamps and Ixelles tables are from Casamidy. The side table is Cobra by R & Y Augousti, through Barneys. The drapes are Renaissance from Opuzen.
Mann's design tips:
She often relies on monochromatic color schemes in her work. "They're easy to put together; they can be a simple way to give disparate elements unity; and the results are often elegant and clean," she says. The trick is to keep it lively and interesting. "No matter how much you vary the hue, using one color can be monotonous and one-dimensional."
To make sure the palette isn't boring, she seeks out a color's inner shadow and adds some "murky tones to the mix. The colors are off-kilter and unexpected, so they surprise the eye," she says. In the bedroom above, she enveloped the cream, taupe and brown furnishings with a faux-wood wallpaper with an ashy cast, then painted the ceiling Revere Pewter, a cream with a cloudy tint that tones it down. She added depth and diversity to the entire space with texture, sheen, controlled hits of pattern and surprising shapes.
Photo by Nathan Kirkman, Metropolitan Home, March 2009.
Walls are painted Clinton Brown by Benjamin Moore. Tufted headboard and tear drop chandelier are both from Urban Outfitters. All tables from Smart bargains. Fern prints from art.com. Bedding and Lush love pillows from Pottery Barn; Roman shade from Bed Bath & Beyond; herringbone throw from West Elm.
Photo from decorpad.com.
A Belgian-style home decorated by Kay Douglass. She used an antique door as the headboard, a trick she often employs to add interest while taking up less space in the room.
Ivy-patterned pillowcases are custom-made from Galbraith & Paul fabric. The pair of Earl chairs are from South of Market, Douglass’s Atlanta antiques store. (You can find the chairs online, too -- they're by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.)
The magazine says the walls are painted Seapearl, by Benjamin Moore, but this must be an error, as a commenter pointed out below.
Photo by Simon Upton, House Beautiful, Oct. 2007.
In fashion designer Monique Lhuillier's guest bedroom, walls are painted Gossamer Blue by Benjamin Moore. Curtains are Barbara Barry’s Crosshatch viscose fabric by Kravet. Custom-made white-lacquer bedside tables by Jennie Abbot interiors. Cashmere throw by Frette.
Photo by Roger Davies, Elle Decor, January/February 2008.
Walls are Benjamin Moore's China Blue. Vanessa De Vargas covered a basic headboard in Alexander Henry's 'Hollywood' fabric. Throw pillows are made with Lulu DK fabric. Lamps are vintage; to find similar ones, search 'Blanc de Chine' on eBay. IKEA curtains and bedding. Photo from morewaystowastetime.blogspot.com.
Tips for covering a headboard: Buy a plain headboard or a piece of cheap wood, plywood or MDF from a hardware store, a piece of thick foam you can cut with scissors, and fabric. If you want a tufted headboard, buy some over-sized buttons, too (ideally, you'd cover the buttons with the fabric for a monochromatic look). Stretch the fabric over the foam and attach it to the back of the board with a staple gun. To tuft it, drill holes in the wood to pull the buttons through.
If that sounds like too much work, simply hang a large painting at the head of your bed, or curtains behind your bed -- whether there's a window or not -- in a striking fabric.
The designers at ella+elliot teamed up with Tas Design Build to create a one-of-a kind children's room. This room is part of the Giraffe Condo project's model suite. The Model suite is available for viewing at the build site, located at Bloor and Dundas in Toronto. To learn more about deisgns by ella+elliot, please email us: design@ellaandelliot.com
Aaron Hom, I want to have your babies. Or just move into your fabulous Bay Area craftsman home. We can snuggle on the Le Corbusier LC5 daybed, perch our Kir Royales on the Piero Lissoni Jelly table, and turn off the Design Within Reach Spun lamp when things get, well, toasty.
Woodwork is painted Pure White, plaster is Snow White, and fireplace is Ice Mist, all by Benjamin Moore.
Photo by Julian Wass, House Beautiful, Oct. 2009.
Designer Amelia T. Handegan: “Green is a soothing color. This shade (Creekside Green by Benjamin Moore) is a sage green that stays muted, even with the sun on it. It makes me feel relaxed. It's not a color that is shouting to be noticed. It's calm and comfortable.”
Photo from www.housebeautiful.com.
Glorious! In this Nantucket kitchen decorated by Sandi Holland, walls are painted Navajo White and cabinets are Tudor Brown, both by Benjamin Moore. Counters are Calcutta Gold marble.
“I'm a great believer in big islands,” says Holland. “The mistake people often make is putting the island and the counters too far apart. All you need is room for two people to pass.”
Brass hardware from Nantucket Housefitters. 48" Dual Fuel Viking range. Provenance Woven Woods Rustica shades from Hunter Douglas. Nantucket baskets from Four Winds Craft Guild.
Photo by Gridley + Graves, housebeautiful.com.
Zebra rug from WalMart! The quality is is amazing for the price, even better than the high end rugs! Everyone has the West Elm capiz chandelier, right? :) Five dollar pre-primed shelves from Home Depot! Look 4 Less Parson desk from Overstock.com.
Top row, left to right: Benjamin Moore Summer Shower, Benjamin Moore Opal Essence, Porter Paints Parsley Tint, Benjamin Moore Colony Green, Ralph Lauren Paints Basalt.
Middle row, left to right: Farrow & Ball Pale Powder, Benjamin Moore Icy Blue, Benjamin Moore Iceberg, Farrow & Ball Skylight, Donald Kaufman DKC-29.
Bottom row, left to right: Benjamin Moore Lookout Point, Farrow & Ball Borrowed Light, Donald Kaufman DKC-37, Sherwin-Williams Topsail, Benjamin Moore Blue Angel.
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Read more about the bedroom here: moorebenjamin.wordpress.com/2011/10/06/rockport-gray/
Photo from Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.
Walls are Pear Green; stenciled headboard is Wales Green, both in latex pearl by Benjamin Moore. Stencil available in twin, full, queen or king from The Stencil Library.
Photo by Paul Costello, Domino, March 2006.
This man isn't afraid of pink! In Scott Currie's Southampton home, a guest bedroom is painted Conch Shell by Benjamin Moore. The George III chair is upholstered in jute-cotton, in tuberose, by Ralph Lauren Home. The shipping chest is antique.
Photo by Roger Davies, Elle Décor, July/August 2009.
In this lake cottage in western Connecticut, architect Gil Schafer converted an open porch to a screened porch and, next to it, a dining room. Color expert Eve Ashcraft chose Narragansett Green for the porch floor and Stonington Gray for the ceiling, both from Benjamin Moore.
Photo by Don Freeman, House Beautiful.
The bedroom of a Silicon Valley townhouse designed by Shane Reilly, founder of decorati.com. Walls are painted Baby's Breath by Benjamin Moore. "I love how this paint works almost anywhere – it can look gray, light blue, and even white (but it’s more interesting than white)," writes Reilly. "The color works with almost any color combination. We used it all over the house."
Bento Bed by Newman Studio. Headboard upholstered in Melange Wool Flannel in Patagonia by Holland & Sherry. Cone Table Lamp in Ash Glaze #1 by Lesley Anton; Sabah Nightstand by Jiun Ho.
Photo by Adrian Wilson, decorati.com.
Walls are painted Grant Beige by Benjamin Moore. Upholstered furniture from Arhaus. Console, coffee, and end tables and upholstered cube ottomans from West Elm. Z Gallerie trellis pillows. Horchow gourd lamp and Crate & Barrel decorative bowl. Pottery Barn taupe drapes found on eBay.
Photo from decorpad.com.
Walls are painted Benjamin Moore’s Mystical Blue and glazed with Faded Denim, also by Benjamin Moore. Photo from Benjamin Moore Paint Styles, via www.mynorthwest.com.
If this reminds you of a movie kitchen, there's a good reason -- it was designed by James Radin, the interior designer who created the wet dream of a kitchen in "Something's Gotta Give" (and whom we can credit with launching a white kitchen trend that's still going strong).
Cabinets, ceiling, and trim are painted White Dove by Benjamin Moore. Tiles, sinks, and faucets are by Waterworks. Stone and wall oven, warming drawer, microwave, and hood are Viking. Countertops are Carrara marble. Floors are stained antique walnut.
Photo by Karyn R. Millet, House Beautiful, October 2007.
The remodeled living room of a 550 square-foot co-op on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. New mahogany-trimmed interior transom windows and sliding bypass doors with ribbed architectural glass panes from Bendheim allow light to move through the space while preserving privacy.
A pair of mirrored cube tables and a trim sofa from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams echo the tones in Safavieh's Thomas O'Brien area rug. Williams-Sonoma Home's mohair side chair, Cottage & Bungalow's lacquer side table, and Tracy Glover's blown-glass lamp add punch to walls painted Light Pewter, a pale gray from Benjamin Moore’s Aura line.
Design by Clare Donohue of One to One Studio and Jeff Blum of SixZero6 Design. Photo by Evan Joseph, PointClickHome.com, July 2008.
The family room of Ali Wentworth and George Stephanopoulos' Washington D.C. home. Walls are painted Char Brown by Benjamin Moore. New York sofas and Persian Gabbeh rug by Zollanvari, all from ABC Carpet & Home.
Interior design by Elizabeth Martin. Photo by Simon Upton, Elle Décor, May 2009.
Top row, left to right: 1. Farrow & Ball Lime White, 2. Farrow & Ball Vert de Terre, 3. Benjamin Moore Soft Fern, 4. Benjamin Moore Mesquite, 5. Benjamin Moore Pale Vista, 6. Benjamin Moore Nantucket Gray.
Middle row, left to right: 7. Benjamin Moore Saybrook Sage, 8. Benjamin Moore Hancock Green, 9. Benjamin Moore Guilford Green, 10. Benjamin Moore Spring Meadow, 11. Benjamin Moore Kittery Point Green, 12. Benjamin Moore Palisades Park.
Bottom row, left to right: 13. Valspar Lyndhurst Spring Eve, 14. Benjamin Moore Cheyenne Green, 15. Benjamin Moore Louisburg Green, 16. Benjamin Moore Grecian Green, 17. Farrow & Ball Green Ground, 18. Benjamin Moore October Mist.
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Produite par MU dans le cadre de sa collection Murs à mots.
Cette murale créée par La Camaraderie et réalisée par l’équipe artistique de MU est un long rébus composé de citations de trois auteurs — Julien Green, Dany Laferrière et Emmanuel Cocke — à propos de la lecture, des bibliothèques et des écrivains. Ce projet s’est concrétisé grâce à l’arrondissement de Ville-Marie, la BaNQ, la Société de développement du Quartier latin et Benjamin Moore.
« Une bibliothèque c’est le carrefour de tous les rêves de l’humanité. » (Julien Green)
« Lire n’est pas nécessaire pour le corps, seul l’oxygène l’est, mais un bon livre oxygène l’esprit. » (Dany Laferrière)
« Un écrivain véritable c’est quelqu’un ou quelqu’une dont l’écriture est un cocktail explosif, dont chaque mot est un siège éjectable pour le regard, et qui respire avec des accents graves, aigus ou circonflexes. » (Emmanuel Cocke)
Walls are painted Dolphin by Benjamin Moore. Design by Dillon Kyle Architecture, a Houston firm.
Photo by Casey Dunn Photography. More photos of the house here: www.dkarc.com/portfolio/tupper-lake/