Family Ties Custom Build / Rebekah Westover Photography / Benjamin Moore Black Panther
Black is a neutral with a bit of edge and we love using it. Paired with light woods, marble counters, and white walls it creates a dramatic contrast and makes a statement. Pair it with traditional elements, and it takes on Old World warmth. Add it to a minimalist kitchen, and it feels crisp and modern. Take a look at three dark paint colors we have been using in recent projects.
Benjamin Moore Black Panther
Family Ties Custom Build / Rebekah Westover Photography
Benjamin Moore Black Panther has been a favorite black paint of ours. We used it throughout both our Family Ties Custom Build and Summit Creek projects. It’s a black that provides beautiful contrast to crisp whites and reads as a true black (not blue) in bright lit spaces. See how we used it on both walls and wood built-ins.
Family Ties Custom Build / Rebekah Westover Photography
Summit Creek Proejct / Rebekah Westover Photography
Summit Creek Proejct / Rebekah Westover Photography
Dunn Edwards Salem Black
Dunn Edwards reads as a rich inky blue in our Torina Project kitchen. It’s a little edgier than navy and creates a sophisticated coastal feel that we love. See more of this color and kitchen here.
Benjamin Moore Black Beauty
LA Project / Chad Mellon Photography
Bold beams painted Benjamin Moore Black Beauty add chic contrast to this bright airy office space. Painting the wood transformed this dated room and created a fresh modern look.
For more favorite paint colors and hints on finishes, see our Paint Resource E-Guide. For more help with your design decisions be sure to read The White Tiles we are Currently Using, The Bathroom Faucet + Hardware Combinations we are Using, The Cabinet Paint Colors we are Using, The 3 Tile Installation Trends we are Currently Using, and The Statement Lighting we are Currently Using.
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Becki
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