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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/
The living room of an Evanston, Illinois home, built c. 1917. Walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Seafoam. The painting above the fireplace is by the homeowner.
Photo from Apartment Therapy - Chicago.
In this beach cottage designed by John Willey, the walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Clear Skies, which "balance the intensity of the bright Nantucket sky," says Willey. He upholstered the sofa cushions in Lee Jofa's Ricamo Stripe because the pattern reminds him of summery outdoor awning stripes. The sofa frame in Atlas coral linen by Nobilis calms down all the pattern.
Photo by Ngoc Minh Ngo, House Beautiful, March 2009.
Designer Candice Olson turned a corner of a living room into a small office. Walls are painted Mannequin Cream by Benjamin Moore. She paired a rustic wood desk with a shiny black polycarbonate chair. To make the space seem larger, she leaned a beveled mirror against the wall; overlapping it, a framed photo ties to the art gallery to the right.
Photo by Brandon Barre, elledecor.com.
Curtains are Romo's Senza in Plain Opal; walls are Benjamin Moore's Moonlight White. Oly Studio's blue-green resin Paris vases on bedside table. Planter's Bed by Mark Hampton for Hickory Chair.
Photo by Eric Piasecki, House Beautiful, March 2008.
The interior of a Williams-Sonoma Home store in Dallas. Walls are painted Shaker Beige and trim is Navajo White, both by Benjamin Moore.
Photo from materialgirlsblog.com.
In the living room of a Washington D.C. Beaux Arts mansion designed by Barry Dixon, walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Greenmount Silk; trim is Farrow & Ball's New White. Wheel-backed side chairs from Lewis Mittman. Regency parlor table from Randall Tysinger. Beside the mantle, a gilded "Belle Fleur" mirror from Panache rests on a "Wave Console" by Amy Howard.
Photo by Edward Addeo, Barry Dixon Interiors.
Another view of the Nantucket living room, designed by John Willey. The daybed — covered in Atlas by Nobilis — is the perfect spot for watching sunsets and boats in the harbor. Warp & Weft dhurrie rug; Madeline Weinrib ikat pillow. Walls are painted Clear Skies by Benjamin Moore.
Photo by Ngoc Minh Ngo, House Beautiful, March 2009.
Walls are painted Porter Paints' Parsley Tint; trim is Benjamin Moore's Cloud White. Design by Jennifer Garrigues.
Photo from House Beautiful, June 2007.
Sigh.
In this Nantucket kitchen designed by Gary McBournie, the simple plank floor is painted Benjamin Moore's Deep Ocean and spattered in red, white, and blue. Cabinetry by local furniture maker Carter Mitchell. Sconces are brass marine fixtures. Teak countertops.
Photo by Christopher Baker, House Beautiful.
Walls are painted Electric Blue by Benjamin Moore.
Photo from High Gloss magazine: highglossmagazine.com/read-issue3
In this Seattle bedroom, the Lonny editors painted one wall Benjamin Moore's chalkboard paint in Black and brought in West Elm's white storage bed frame to help hide clutter. Ribba picture ledge and Ljusas Uvas lamps from IKEA. Batina Citrine duvet cover from Dwell Studio. Framed art from IKEA and Etsy.
Photo by Patrick Cline, Lonny, July/August 2011 issue.
The kitchen of a Connecticut mansion, designed by Jennifer Garrigues. Walls are painted Pale Hound and island is Green Stone, both by Farrow & Ball. Cabinets are painted Cloud White, by Benjamin Moore.
Other details, kitchen:
Cabinetry is from Grace, Ryan & Magnus Millwork, LLC, 914/665-0902. Cooktop (#VGRT362-4G) is by Viking. Sink ("Franke Apron-Front Manor House Sink'' #MHX710-33): Franke KSD, frankeksd.com. Faucet (#U4756L, satin nickel): Perrin & Rowe through Rohl, rohlhome.com. Backsplash ("Verde Luna'' mosaic tile, Sicis Imperium Collection): Walker Zanger, walkerzanger.com. Countertops are Calacatta marble; floors are Brazilian Cherry from Geysir Hardwood Floors, geysirfloors.com. Pendant lights over island ("Petersburg'' #3412, satin nickel): Hudson Valley Lighting, hudsonvalleylighting.com. Bar stools ("Prescott'' #0-340, by Orlando Diaz Azcuy): McGuire, kohlerinteriors.com. Bar-stool fabric ("Sassari''/Pod #910058-06): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068, trade only.
Other details, dining room:
Table ("Sutcliffe") and chandelier ("Erba") are from Dessin Fournir, 785/434-2777, trade only. The "Brighton Armchairs'' are from Jonas Upholstery, 212/691-2777, trade only. The drapes are linen sheers in "Bronze" from Arabel Fabrics Inc., 800/759-9808. The wall glaze and decorative painting is by Andrew Tedesco Studios Inc., 212/924-8438.
Photo by Tria Giovan, Traditional Home.
Love the gray and yellow palette (not a huge fan of the bed frame or the lamp). Walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Shadow Gray. Stripe duvet cover, shams and glass jug table lamp, West Elm.
Photo from westelm.com.
Designer Steven Gambrel is all about gray -- two of his favorites are Benjamin Moore's Horizon and Alaskan Husky, the latter of which he used in this Manhattan apartment. The sofa is Gambrel's own design; the vintage cocktail table is by Edward Wormley for Dunbar. Curtains made of Clarence House taffeta. The Beauvais carpet is custom.
Photo from Elle Decor, Nov. 2007.
Blogged about at roomlust.blogspot.com/.
Designer Barry Dixon turned the top of a 1950s hutch into a headboard, re-created the lattice at the foot, and painted it Farrow & Ball's Ciara Yellow with a wash of Benjamin Moore's Startling Orange — inspired by the spice market in Morocco. Pure Ciara Yellow is on the ceiling and the bed's base.
Photo credit: Barry Dixon.
In this eco-friendly Dallas living room, walls are painted Seed Pearl by Benjamin Moore. Vintage 1950s leather Katavolos/Littell/Kelley chairs, purchased at Collage Classics (collageclassics.com), face a vintage ‘50s Jens Risom love seat (found at a resale shop). The coffee table is from West Elm. The rug is from the Shibui Collection that homeowner Julie Cohn designed for Surya (surya.com).
Photo by Jack Thompson, Metropolitan Home, April 2009.
Read more about the paint color, Elmira White, here: moorebenjamin.wordpress.com/2011/10/06/elmira-white/
Scoop Back Chairs, Tripod Table, Industrial Pendant from West Elm. Photo from westelm.com.
In this East Hampton cottage designed by Tom Scheerer, the library is painted Clinton Brown, by Benjamin Moore. Vintage white dentist's stool from Bloom. Antique English slipper chair from Denton and Gardner (www.dentongardner.com), upholstered in 'Luke' by Ralph Lauren Home. Throw pillow on slipper chair from Calypso Home. 'Legacy' rug by Shyan Ahuja. Sailboat paintings from Bittersweet Interiors.
Photo by Simon Upton, House Beautiful, August 2008.
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)
Fabulous. I love the shade of green, and that it bleeds over everything—the bookshelves, the mantle, the trim—and that sofa! It’s called Huggy Bear. I mean. Right?
The space is a Beaux Arts Chicago co-op built in 1925 and newly redecorated by designer Michael Richman. He custom designed the sofa (too bad for us). The artwork is Hand On Her Back by Louise Lawler from Metro Pictures Gallery (www.metropictures.com). Wall paint is by Benjamin Moore—I’ve e-mailed the editors to find out the color.
Update: The color is Pine Brook, from the Classic Colors collection.
Photo by Nathan Kirkman, Metropolitan Home, May 2009.
Walls are painted Horizon, a pale blue-gray, by Benjamin Moore.
Photo from theloveofahouse.blogspot.com
In this East Hampton cottage bedroom designed by Tom Scheerer, walls are painted Shaker Beige by Benjamin Moore. Duvet from Calypso Home. Vintage bed by Ball & Bell, from Leonards (leonardsdirect.com). Headboard upholstered in Chiltern Strie in pale aqua, by Cowtan & Tout. Curtain fabric is French Knot, by Chelsea Editions. Rug is Wilmington Plaid from Beauvais Carpets.
Photo by Simon Upton, House Beautiful, August 2008.
In this Houston dining room, walls are painted Champion Cobalt by Benjamin Moore. The color is lovely with white and would look great with bluish-grays, too -- try pairing it with Pigeon Gray and Graytint, both by Benjamin Moore.
Upholstered armchairs from Hien Lam Upholstery; dining chairs from Soniat House Antiques; Thomas O'Brien Reed eight-light chandelier from Circa Lighting.
Photo by Patrick Cline, Lonny, April/May 2010.
Walls are painted Benjamin Moore’s Wild Heart and glazed with Cranberry Ice, also from Benjamin Moore. Photo from Benjamin Moore Paint Styles, via www.mynorthwest.com.
Read more about Swiss Coffee at www.roomlust.blogspot.com.
Designer Eric Cohler combined cool blue and pale gray in this Park Avenue bedroom, where walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Swiss Coffee, one of the company's most popular gray paints. Curtains and shade are Dandelion from Q Collection; Greek key trim from Samuel & Sons. Silk carpet by Royalton. Silver Eggs floor lamps by Barbara Cosgrove.
Asked if he thinks blue can be too cold for interior design, Cohler said, "Not necessarily. The client wanted the room to have a sense of calm. And at what I call the "violet hour," which is my favorite time, at the end of the day, the light comes into the apartment from the west and the room is aglow."
Photo by Roger Davies, House Beautiful, June 2010.
In this Los Feliz, CA, home, walls are painted with Benjamin Moore Aura low-VOC paint in Jackson Tan. Side table from Mecox Gardens. Interior design by eTTa Designs.
Photo by Youngna Park, from her website: www.youngnapark.com/.
The office/playroom of Jackie Kersh’s North Berkeley home. Walls are painted Pear Green by Benjamin Moore. The blue circle rugs, drawers, rail above the desk, and track lighting are all from IKEA. Her husband made the desktop; they found the chairs and the vintage blue tins at a flea market. The red bird print is by Wayne Pate, and the two small prints to the right of the wall rack are from Yellow Canoe.
Photo by Kersh, featured on morewaystowastetime.blogspot.com.
My picture in a colour paint chart inspiring Pinot grigio grape colours!
Cheers! :-)
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In this eco-friendly Dallas living room designed by homeowners Julie Cohn and Dave Ralston, the facing wall is painted Seed Pearl by Benjamin Moore. They found the vintage lamp and Heywood Wakefield coffee table at Vinya (vinyadallas.com), and the circa 1963 Safari chair by Karen and Ebbe Clemmensen at Collage Classics (collageclassics.com). The sofa upholstery is from Henry Calvin (henrycalvin.com); the throw pillows are from Gardens (gardens-dallas.com) and IKEA. The Shibui Collection rug is one that Cohn designed for Surya (surya.com).
Photo by Jack Thompson, Metropolitan Home, April 2009.
For the entrance hall of a Pennsylvania farmhouse, designer Jeffrey Bilhuber chose a regal blue (Benjamin Moore's Van Deusen Blue), which he based on a color he had seen at Mount Vernon. A 1920s settee is covered in Le Gracieux’s hand-blocked 'Kirachi' damask.
Photo by Julian Wass, House Beautiful.
In this Queens, N.Y. apartment, walls are painted Jamestown Blue by Benjamin Moore. Sofa is the ubitquitous Corona model from Macy’s. Rug from IKEA. Coffee table, chairs and side table were thrift store finds. Framed photos from 826NYC Art Show. Accordion lamp from Pottery Barn Teen. Table lamp from Crate & Barrel.
Photo from apartmenttherapy.com.
the domino design project:
ruthie sommers
A tight grouping of small mirrors is a surprising alternative to the standard big one. And a fishnet stocking cut and pulled across a box-shaped coffee table, then lacquered, gives a plain surface texture.
Sofa*, Coffee table*, Lamp* all chapmanradcliffhome.com
Chair* potterybarn.com
Leopard-pillow fabric Quadrille cotton "Conga Line" about $156/yard, and Curtain fabric Quadrille "Potalla" about $172/yard, Pacific Design Services (310) 360-6418
Charger*, Throw*, Blue pillows*, Mirrors* and Ottoman* all target.com
End table* pier1.com
Rug 6' x 9' cotton "Heron Stripe" $194 dashandalbert.com for stores
Window shade 48" x 60" "Provenance" $390 hunterdouglas.com for stores
Wall paint Eggshell in Lavender Secret 1415, benjaminmoore.com for stores
For the dining room of their Brooklyn home, Kathleen Hackett and Stephen Antonson made a table from 2-by-2 boards and fitted it with roller shades, so it can be turned into a fort for their kids. The walls are painted Iron Gate by Benjamin Moore. The plaster head was copied from a Franz Xaver Messerschmidt bust.
Photo by Trevor Tondro, The New York Times.
The decor isn't my taste, but Hawthorne Yellow is a great pick from Benjamin Moore's Historic Colors line. And the blue and yellow is so cheery, no? Second-floor tower bedroom of a Connecticut mansion, designed by Jennifer Garrigues. Trim and ceiling are painted Cloud White, also by Benjamin Moore.
Drapery, chair fabric, shades ("Marquesas''/Sea #825B80): Raoul Textiles, 805/965-1694, trade only.
Bed (faux bamboo, chipped antique white finish #7805): Louis J. Solomon Inc., 631/232-5300, louisjsolomon.com, trade only.
Drapery rods: Fiorenza Custom Upholstery, 914/699-9261.
Area rug: ("Woodstock''/Lemondrop #70-346): Patterson, Flynn & Martin, 212/688-7700, trade only.
White wicker chair: Jennifer Garrigues Inc., 561/659-7085.
Photo by Tria Giovan, Traditional Home.
Note: Many of these colors appear lighter and grayer on my monitor than they do on paint chips or interior shots. :)
Top row, left to right: 1. Benjamin Moore North Creek Brown, 2. Benjamin Moore Davenport Tan, 3. Benjamin Moore Mink, 4. Benjamin Moore Deep Taupe, 5. Benjamin Moore Chocolate Candy Brown, 6. Donald Kaufman DCK-66, 7. Benjamin Moore Middlebury Brown.
Middle row, left to right: 8. Benjamin Moore Chocolate Sundae, 9. Sherwin-Williams Turkish Coffee, 10. Benjamin Moore Wenge, 11. Benjamin Moore Van Buren Brown, 12. Benjamin Moore Onyx, 13. Benjamin Moore Appalachian Brown, 14. Benjamin Moore Mustang.
Bottom row, left to right: 15. Benjamin Moore Brown Horse, 16. Benjamin Moore Night Horizon, 17. Benjamin Moore Saddle Soap, 18. Farrow & Ball Mahogany, 19. Benjamin Moore Brown Sugar, 20. Benjamin Moore Branchport Brown, 21. Benjamin Moore Bittersweet Chocolate.
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The Brooklyn home of Kathleen Hackett and Stephen Antonson. Walls are painted Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore. Antonson, an artist, made the plaster mirror, which is sold at Gerald Bland in New York. The Jieldé sconces are from a Paris flea market; the bust is from the Brimfield antiques show.
Photo by Trevor Tondro, The New York Times.
Completed master bedroom with new bi-fold doors from Home Depot ($30) inspired by HGTV's Pure Design! Ikea hemnes dresser with antique drop pull hardware. Art panels used as a headboard! Mirrored nightstands from z Gallerie. Black lamps from World market. Pottery Barn bolster pillows. Tufted white bench and Pottery Barn rug from Ebay!
When designer Kendall Wilkinson wants to warm up a room, she paints the trim Benjamin Moore's Linen White, a creamy white. It gently sets off the blue walls in this bedroom, painted Jet Stream by Benjamin Moore.
Photo by Tim Street-Porter, House Beautiful.
The library of designer Amanda Nisbet's Manhattan apartment. She lacquered the walls with custom-mixed green paint (based on Benjamin Moore's Forest Moss).
On the desktop, she grouped antique Asian glass vases from Downtown and enameled bowls from Reed & Barton beneath a portrait of Mick Jagger by David Montgomery from the Staley-Wise Gallery. Two mercury-glass lamps (old seltzer bottles) with black string shades frame the still life. Nisbet used the vignette to add touches of mustard yellow to the room.
Photo from decorati.com.
My new bed dressings. I will have to take a pic of it in the daylight tomorrow - you don't get a good idea of the colours here. Turned out pretty good if I may say so myself - considering the pillows are silk/down filled and were $30 each, coverlet was $79 and throw was $29. (I need new nightstands, those Ikea ones are too scrawny looking - I'd rather something longer to hide the stupid outlets and all the cords.)