Rethink your fifth wall with these expert-approved colors that go beyond basic white.
Jake Shea for Becky Shea Design
Paint is one of the quickest and easiest ways to transform a room.
The ceiling shouldnt be an afterthoughtits an integral part of the room’s design … You want to create a feeling that draws people in, regardless of ceiling height or room layout.
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Designer-Approved Ceiling Paint Colors
Borrowed Light No.
Its the perfect calming shade of pale blue that brings lightness and airiness to any room.
We ultimately choseBenjamin Moores Black Forest Greenbecause of its depth and complexity.
Camden Grace Interiors, Lam Photography
Its a color that feels layered and sophisticated, with a timeless quality.
Drop Cloth No.
This is an easy way to make the space feel more intimate.
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A favorite combo for this kind of treatment would beDrop Cloth No.
283 by Farrow & Ballon the ceiling withShaded White No.
201 by Farrow & Ballon the walls.
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Iron Mountain by Benjamin Mooreis a color I never tire of, says Shea.
Its that mix of sophistication and grounded, earthy warmth that makes the space feel both bold and timeless.
Pink Drab No.
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We love a pink ceiling, says Barber.
Camden Grace Interiors by Lam Photography
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