a colorful life – in cool tones






We are lovers of Benjamin Moore‘s new magazine app “Color Life”. Here are a few screenshots we took, it’s so nice to see these gorgeous tones on the same backdrop with different styles of spaces. Which of these cool tones is your favorite?
Pink is still a shade of red…

Red is present in pinks, corals, mauves and violets. If you can’t picture yourself in a red bedroom, how about one painted in dreamy pink cadillac (2002-70)—a romantic, soft pink.
A bold hot pink can warm up any room, this wall is Royal Flush 2076-20 by Benjamin Moore.
For a softer/warmer pink like these 2 bedrooms, try Pink Ribbon 2087-60 by Benjamin Moore.
Try a classic muted pink tone, like this one.
Tofino Sunset CC-156 by Benjamin Moore.
As delicate as the flower, this charming, timeless shade of soft pink conveys a love of beauty and the simple graces of living.
Pink Begonia 2078-50 by Benjamin Moore
So soft and so pretty, this pink has a hint of orange to warm up the space and creates an inviting atmosphere in this comfortable living room.
Bridal Pink 2013-70 by Benjamin Moore
sex and the city * carrie and big’s apartment
Carrie and Big’s living room includes a Montauk Sofa upholstered in blue wool-mohair from Donghia and a pair of beige midcentury side chairs. The bright floral Birdie Blossom Cushion by Paul Smith for the Rug Company adds a classic “Carrie” touch.
In the dining room, an oxidized-metal chandelier by Property hangs above a French 1940s mahogany table from Alan Moss. The custom-made chairs were upholstered in a Lee Jofa print fabric.
A blown-glass chandelier by Lindsey Adelman Studio is a showstopper in Carrie and Big’s hallway.
Carrie and Big’s bedroom is a striking blend of pattern and texture. The custom-headboard is covered in fabric by Kravet and pops against the neutral Rococo Stripe wallpaper by by Cole & Son from Lee Jofa. The bedding is from Anichini.
The closet is a functional his-and-hers space, with Big’s clothes on the left and Carrie’s (mostly) on the right. It’s more subdued than the flashier closet of the first film, set decorator Lydia Marks says: “The ‘wow’ factors are the woodwork and the hardware. It’s more grown up and sophisticated.”
Courtesy of Elle Decor
sapphire and the city
From Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment from Sex in the City
When Carrie bradshaw was testing colors on her walls…I was drooling.
*Above color chips in Benjamin Moore.
Rug by “The Rug Company” click here for more information…
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