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Could you please tell me name of the wall and trim paint? Thanks!

9 months ago

It's an appealing and comfortable, fresh combination.

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9 months ago
Hello Lee! Thank you for your kind comment and for asking about this project.

The paints used in these rooms are Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec® 500 Interior paints. However, the final selection of colors was made by the homeowners at the time of construction.

The appearance of paint colors can be influenced by lighting, time of day, reflection from other room materials, etc. Paint colors in photographs are also influenced by editing techniques, so a photograph of a paint color may vary significantly from a sample.

If you love a color as it appears in a photograph, we recommend visiting a paint retailer offering custom color matching services to get the closest possible color.
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