Bronwyn’s Favorite Neutral & Calming Paint Colors
Choosing the perfect paint color can feel overwhelming. With thousands of options available, it’s easy to spend hours looking at paint swatches only to feel more uncertain than when you started.
As Director of Client Experience at Peachtree Builders, Bronwyn works closely with homeowners throughout the building and renovation process. One of the things she helps with a lot is picking paint colors.
Luckily, Bronwyn has a few favorites in her back pocket. These are a few timeless Benjamin Moore colors she consistently recommends.
Pale Oak
A longtime designer favorite, Pale Oak is one of those colors that seems to work almost anywhere. With it’s warm gray undertones it has just enough depth to add interest while remaining light and airy. It’s an excellent choice for open-concept living areas, hallways, and entire homes.
Maritime White (OC-5)
A longtime designer favorite, Pale Oak is one of those colors that seems to work almost anywhere. With it’s warm gray undertones it has just enough depth to add interest while remaining light and airy. It’s an excellent choice for open-concept living areas, hallways, and entire homes.Calming Colors for Bedrooms & Bathrooms
When it comes to spaces meant for rest and relaxation, Bronwyn gravitates toward colors inspired by nature.
Quiet Moments (1563)
True to its name, Quiet Moments is a gentle blue-gray that instantly creates a peaceful atmosphere. This tranquil color works beautifully in bathrooms, bedrooms, and other spaces where you want to slow down and unwind.
Yarmouth Blue
Yarmouth Blue is a soft, airy blue that feels timeless and serene. It brings subtle color into a room without overwhelming the space, making it an excellent choice for bedrooms, guest rooms, or bathrooms where you want a sense of calm.
A Final Tip
Paint colors can look dramatically different depending on your home’s natural light, surrounding finishes, and the time of day. Before committing to a color, Bronwyn recommends testing a sample on multiple walls and living with it for a few days. Watching how the color changes throughout the day can help you feel confident you’re making the right choice.