7 Non-White Neutrals We Swear By: Beyond the Ordinary Palette

Trends may dance in and out of the design world, but one timeless trend that remains unwavering is the allure of neutral paint colors. Think of them as the blank canvas that sets the stage for your design masterpiece. While whites have their charm, there's a whole spectrum of neutral shades that deserve their time in the spotlight. Let's dive into the world of neutrals that are anything but one-tone wonders.

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1. Jockey Hollow Gray by Benjamin Moore

Jockey Hollow Gray by Benjamin Moore adds a touch of green to the neutral palette, introducing a depth that doesn't darken the room. This versatile shade bridges the gap between light and moody, offering a richness that enriches your space without overwhelming it.

2. Pitch Black by Farrow & Ball

For those who adore the drama of moody spaces, Farrow & Ball's Pitch Black is a bold choice. Its richness and depth set the stage for an intense aesthetic. When you're after that touch of artistic intensity, this is the go-to shade.

3. Driftscape Tan by Benjamin Moore

Who says blush can't be neutral? Benjamin Moore's Driftscape Tan defies expectations, offering a warm embrace that pairs beautifully with a range of hues. In a bedroom, it contrasts elegantly with a deep blue upholstered bed, creating a harmonious balance without competing for attention.

4. Ballet White by Benjamin Moore

Ballet White by Benjamin Moore is a warm taupe treasure that breathes light and moody feelings into your space. The secret? Opt for a flat finish, and watch the interplay between sunlight and shadow create an inviting atmosphere.

5. Stonington Gray by Benjamin Moore

Benjamin Moore's Stonington Gray dances between pale gray and soft blue as the light changes. It's a hue of shifting dimensions that suits various lighting moods. The love for it is so strong that it inspired a custom-painted range to match the cabinets.

6. Slipper Satin by Farrow & Ball

Slipper Satin by Farrow & Ball is a beloved color for its subtle charm. Not quite neutral, it's the perfect middle ground. With gentle pigments, it infuses rooms with depth without overpowering them.

7. Pavilion Gray by Farrow & Ball

Pavilion Gray by Farrow & Ball strikes the perfect balance between depth and modern elegance. This gray whispers sophistication, blending seamlessly with a range of palettes. The result? A touch of depth without the chill.

Remember, neutrals are your palette's foundation, a canvas that's anything but ordinary. Dive into the diverse world of non-white neutrals and let these hues transform your spaces into realms of subtle enchantment.

xx Paulina

Paulina Carcach

With over 17 years in high-end interior design, Paulina Carcach is a designer known for creating bespoke interiors that not only reflect her clients' refined tastes but also enhance their well-being and happiness. Her approach to design is deeply rooted in storytelling and pushing boundaries, enabling her clients to connect with their living spaces in meaningful ways. As a dedicated mother of two energetic boys, Paulina brings a unique perspective to family-friendly design, ensuring practicality and warmth in every project. Her relentless passion, commitment to excellence, and ability to tackle any challenge, big or small, make her a standout in the world of interior design, crafting spaces that are not just visually stunning but also a true reflection of her clients' stories and lifestyles.

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