No. 01 · #5E7185
Warm, grounded blue-gray. Works in dining rooms, libraries, and north-facing spaces where you want depth without going moody. The dining room shown here was a full repaint in this exact tone.
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The DeckInterior paint colors
Interior paint colors
that actually hold up.
A small, opinionated set of colors that read well in Monmouth and Ocean County houses — and how they look in real finished rooms, not on a manufacturer's swatch card.
No. 02 · #7A8B6F
Muted, natural green. Reads earthy without being trendy. Good for living rooms, primary suites, and powder rooms. Pairs cleanly with both cream trim and natural wood.
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No. 03 · #C67B5C
Clay-rich orange. Earthy without being loud. Strong in dens, accent walls, sun-filled rooms, and entries that want some warmth from the moment you walk in.
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No. 04 · #5C4A32
Deep, grounded brown. The right richness for moldings, accent walls, or full library treatments. Quiet but confident.
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No. 05 · #F0E8D8
Warm off-white. The safest reset and the most forgiving choice across changing light. Reads softer than pure white in any room.
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No. 06 · #D4B280
Soft warm neutral. Pairs with most trim colors. Works in hallways, tighter rooms, and anywhere you want a calm wall that doesn't fight the furniture.
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