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Foundational Neutrals
These are the backbone of most great interiors. Modern neutrals go far beyond flat white or gray; they add warmth, depth, and flexibility.
Frosted Tints
Soft pastel tones with just enough color to keep a space from feeling sterile. These shades reflect light beautifully and make rooms feel open and relaxed.
Sunbaked Hues
Inspired by sunlight, clay, and natural landscapes, these colors bring warmth and personality into a space without feeling loud.
Restorative Darks
Dark colors create mood, focus, and depth when used intentionally. These shades feel rich, cozy, and refined—not heavy.
Choosing the Right Sheen
Paint finish (also called sheen) affects how light reflects, how durable the surface is, and how easy it is to clean, making it just as important as color.
Gloss finishes are highly reflective and extremely durable, best reserved for trim and architectural details where a bold, polished look is intentional.
Semi-Gloss finishes are durable and moisture-resistant, making them a smart choice for kitchens, bathrooms, doors, trim, and cabinets.
Satin finishes have a slightly higher sheen and are commonly used in hallways and family rooms because they clean easily without looking shiny.
Eggshell finishes provide a subtle glow and are ideal for living spaces because they balance a smooth appearance with better washability.
Matte finishes offer a soft, low-sheen look that works well on interior walls where you want rich color without glare and minimal emphasis on wall flaws.
Flat finishes have no shine and are best for ceilings and low-traffic rooms because they hide surface imperfections well, but are harder to clean.
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