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One of the key features of Johnstone's Silk Emulsion is its low-sheen finish, which gives your walls a subtle, elegant look without the glare of a high-shine paint. This makes it a great choice for formal living areas, bedrooms, and other spaces where you want a more sophisticated look. Being adventurous with color is hugely rewarding, and you need only start with a few flashes of your favorite strong color,' advises color expert Annie Sloan. How do you add color to a beige room? Soft Beige is an interesting shade, and I’m not sure I’d agree with the name.While itincludes the word “soft,” the color is actually part of a collection called Color Preview, which consists of what’s described as “bold, saturated” shades. So for a beige, it is on the more saturated side. Can a color manage to be both saturated yet soft? I think Soft Beige achieves that. It’s soft, earthy, and a little peachy. Alexandria Beige (HC-77) Nutty Beige reminds me of a latte —it’s warm and inviting. You can’t drink this, but if it makes you feel as warm inside as a latte, I think that’s just as good. Honey Beige ( 390D-4) Described as a “grounding shade of taupe,” Brandon Beige is another unique shade that redefines what beige is today and what it can be, because it remains neutral while definitely having its own earthy personality. The description says it is a good balance between color combinations, and I would agree with that. It’s not too brown or too gray, and it doesn’t hover too closely to another shade. It’s just balanced.
If you haven’t noticed, this is the first shade listed that doesn’t actually have “beige” or “greige” in the name. Don’t forget about all the great beige shades out there that don’t boast their namesake, because you’d miss out on beautiful shades like China Doll. Paired with rich wood and bold blues, I think you would have created something really special. Just Beige (2095-50) Let’s start with a wild one right off the bat.This beige is way more pink than what you’d normally think of as a classic beige, but it proves the point that beige is so versatile these days. Blush Beige is classic but romantic, and pairs nicely with browns and grays. Another lovely shade from the Historic Collection at Benjamin Moore, Alexandria Beige is a deepolive-gray beige. It may be bold for a bedroom choice, because it feels hard to contain to one room,but it is rich. I’m a fan of elegance in the primary bedroom, because I think everyone deserves to feel like royalty in their own home. Home Sweet Home (1088) I am a big fan of the brown beiges. It feels as if it takes classic to a new level, and paired with deeper wood furniture it really can shine.I’m going to warn you, this Peach Beige is heavy on the peach. It’s not going to be for everyone, but peach lovers will appreciate the sophistication this shade can bring to your room. It’s a unique shade choice for a primary bedroom in particular, butwith the right accents it wouldbe a delight. This beige has personality, and needs to be matched with someone who can handle the peach punch.
Benjamin Moore says this shade uses the lightest brown with a yellow-tinted beige. As the name suggests, it is a calm color meant to feel like home, and would pair nicely with rich browns and deep grays.It’s warm, it’s full, and it’s inviting. Rest up! Moth Wing (SW 9174) When you think “pavilion,” you mightimagine beautiful parks or charming town squares. Pavilion Beige is a beige-grayshade that embodies that same sense of refinement and class, and would be that impressive structure for your primary bedroom. I enjoy the stony aspect to it, which rounds out what could be your average gray and instead makes it feel sharp, grounded, and warm all at the same time. Coastal Beige ( PPU7-13) It’s warm and it’s rich, and to make your bedroom extra cozy, Benjamin Moore recommends you use rich, dark wood furniture and creamy white trim to get the full effect. Almond Beige might be my favorite choice for the primary bedroom, because it just wraps you in warmth. Tuscan Beige (PWN-62)It’s time to choose a paint color for your primary bedroom. Maybe you just moved to a new home, or maybe you’re looking for a change or a fresh start.You walk into the hardware store and face an exciting or daunting moment, depending on your personality or mood that day. Beige has evolved significantlyover the years. It once was a staple in homes due to how valuable it could make itin reselling and being that “clean slate” for buyers, but today, beige is less of a slate and more of a canvas —the tones can be soft and warm ordeepand rich, with undertones ofgrays, browns, reds, yellows, orgreens.
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