Benjamin Moore Paint Color - front door
Lucy May
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Comments (14)Is price really a factor for one door? You only need a quart, so if you buy Aura it's going to cost you around $25. Regal Select will cost a bit less, but both will cover better than anything you could buy at Sherwin Williams or Home Depot. You could save $15 but may end up having to apply more coats and then you may need to go and buy another quart and end up with something that isn't as durable. You see it's not worth it. Thanks paintguy for the feedback. Looks like BM it is....See MoreBenjamin Moore Grey colors to complement navy blue front door
Comments (10)Great job of narrowing down the colors! Chelsea Gray HC-168 is a great neutral gray that’s popular for exteriors. Cinder AF-705 takes on a purplish hue in comparison to Chelsea Gray however can work with your navy door. Geddy Gray CW-720 is very similar to Chelsea Gray which also makes it a great, and a safe choice. Be sure to view it next to your door to ensure there’s enough contrast between the gray and the blue. Good luck!...See MoreBenjamin Moore white house paint color with Caliente front door?
Comments (4)Hello, Here's a couple of pages from the Benjamin Moore website that may give you some more ideas. They also have a palette of white shades. https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/project-ideas-inspiration/exteriors/home-exterior-ideas-inspiration https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-ca/project-ideas-inspiration/exteriors/front-entrance-ideas-inspiration https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/color-overview/find-your-color/color-families/whi/white?source=%2Fen-us%2Fcolor-overview%2Ffind-your-color%2Fcolor-families...See MoreBenjamin Moore WB Paint + Simply White vs. Chantilly Lace Trims/Doors
Comments (5)I prefer a cleaner white for trim, doors and cabinets in general and that's why I see CL as a better choice especially considering the tone of your floor. Chantilly Lace and Simpy White both technically work with Wind's Breath. There are no red flags that show up in the notations to indicate that they won't harmonize or go together. For example, I would do WB on the walls, CL on trim/doors and SW on the ceiling - it's a pretty palette. Consider the color of the cabinetry throughout the house too to help you make a decision....See MoreCelery. Visualization, Rendering images
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