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[annakoon]

I had a greeneige (relaxed khaki by sherwin Williams) on my walls in our previous home for 8 years. I got compliments on it but I was ready for a change. Now that we’re building what I’m calling a “coastal craftsman”, edgecomb gray really fits as a main house color. I love it as a neutral. I’m doing Washington Blue in the office space and Rainwashed by sherwin Williams in the master bedroom along with Topsail by SW in one of my daughters’ bedrooms. EG has a calming effect so that when people enter my home, their eyes are drawn to the view of the water through the glass sliders in the great room. In my opinion, neutrals still have their place in design— especially when we want the views to take center stage!

[maryanna]

Revere Pewter is my favorite from this list! I wish you would do a review of favorite blues.

[l.]

I'm loving Whispering Spring. With a nice white trim. So

[icedteamama]

Please do the same video for SW exterior colors! Thanks!!

[lonnieclemens]

All those colors have a place in life. Thank you for sharing this video.

[hsmd]

I love these videos! I could watch all day.

[ceecee]

I'm so over anything gray, James. It's so depressing.

[signespencer]

My sister and her husband have used simply white for trim and Benjamin Moore Devon Cream for walls in two house and multiple rooms And it looks beautiful in many different lights and spaces. Much warmer than gray

[catherinerahn]

Color!! I went for color..New London Burgundy & Monticello Rose. Ceiling & trim, Simply White. We LOVE it❤️

[lisahahn]

I'm obsessed with Swiss Coffee! Also currently using Muslin and Brick House Tan for accent walls!!! Benjamin Moore does NOT disappoint!! Love this content! Thank you

[jillanemckinney]

James, GREAT video as usual - so informative!! Please do the same thing for Sherwin Williams. Thank you!

[stephaniehartclark]

I have Pale Oak painted in my entire main floor of my one story home. It is gorgeous with my older hardwood floor and crisp white trim, but there is only one draw back: in the morning the northern light makes it pull a pinky tone which I cant stand! The rest of the day is gorgeous though. I dont know if I'm bothered enough to change it. LOL!

[shutupreallynow]

Just painted my living room ceiling Chantilly Lace and the walls Pink Cloud 887. Original 1948 oak floors that I refinished have a honey color. It all looks lovely - clean yet cozy.

[coastaldiva]

I see deep green coming up in popularity

[DumuziTheOriginalGod]

Screw neutrals like white, off white, pale grey, greige, etc, I prefer colour! I want my future bedroom to be Benjamin Moore’s Flame because I want a nice vibrant sunset orange for my future bedroom! With a game room[[for video games]] to be Party Peach! Maybe Lemonade for a future bathroom as that’s a nice clean yellow shade…

[doyen]

Yes indeed, the grey is a safe bet so we'll be seeing that for a while. BTW Have you already done a video on good colors for small bathrooms?

[dfinite]

Lots of those colors were sold because they are the wall colors of rental apartments. Therefore, they scored as popular, because it takes so many cans to paint walls of rental apartments. Almost always, apartment buildings have apartments that are painted all the same identical color. Much of the time, it’s Swiss Coffee.

[rayak]

Smashing the like 👍🏻 before even watching! ♥️♥️♥️ Why are you so fun to watch?? 😊

[dianeprice]

We just painted our living and dining with Lady Finger by BM. It is such a beautiful color! Leans a touch pink or yellow, depending on the light. With our cream-colored sofa and blue highlights, it works beautifully as a true beige. Most beiges are too yellow for me!

[mattrihs]

Revere Pewter is my favorite on this list, just because it's more of a mid-tone. I think mid-tones can have a calming effect in a house, since they are not too bright, but not too dark. In ten years, I hope we see more off-whites with slightly more prevalent undertones. By that time, people will want to paint over their gray walls everywhere, but still try to work with their white and gray countertops, floors, and islands from current trends. What better way than whites or off whites with a hint of color or faint colorful undertones? Also, you mentioned Benjamin Moore frequently cycling out colors. Would be a really fun video idea to cover some of your favorite "off the books" or "discontinued" colors from Benjamin Moore or your favorite brands.