In their palette labeled The Farm, warm earth tones and soil like colors work with vegetable brights and naturals like hay, milk and bark. This palette is symbolic of comfort and home.
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The Farm is a livable collection of hues and one of my favorites!
In their palette labeled Order, pure colors take the stage like neon red, inky bright blues, acidic green and sun yellows. This palette is balanced by a white and black.
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Order is a collection of bold tones to suit a modern, fresh decorating scheme and creates the feeling of energy…
In the palette labeled Escape, Benjamin Moore refers to a collection with “feminine undertones of color, pale pinks tinged with violet, champagne hues, pearly whites and icy soft blue- greens.”
“Vaporous and luminous cosmetic hues radiate throughout this palette” –Color Pulse 2011
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The Escape color collection can be used in both modern and traditional decor and creates a feeling of lightness and simplicity…
In the palette called Tribe, bronze warms the cultural landscape, color saturated burgundy, brown, butterscotch, purpled blacks, hot orange round out the theme.
Color appears in urban ethnic shades and creates new tonal combinations. Nuances from many cultures contribute to this harmonic color palette…
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The colors represented in the Tribe collection will take your spaces on journey from ordinary to amazing. Perfect for an eclectic mix of furnishings and style…
Look around for hints of these colors and design themes around you this year. And don’t forget to stop into Seven’s to see the paint colors in person.
With all of the colorful options available, which ones will you choose?
