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Color Spotlight: Healing Aloe from Benjamin Moore

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Color Spotlight: Healing Aloe from Benjamin Moore

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Paint Color Spotlight: Healing Aloe from Benjamin Moore. A very light gray green blue transitional color, great for rooms with lots of natural lighting and those with only artifici

Paint Color Spotlight - Healing Aloe Benjamin Moore
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Hi Bekob, it’s Cyndy from The Creativity Exchange, back with another monthly paint color post. If you happened to miss my last month’s post on Bekob, I shared my 5 go-to tricks for choosing paint colors here.

This month, I wanted to do another “Color Spotlight” and talk about a versatile paint color that is rapidly becoming one of the most popular paint colors out there. Just in the last couple of months, I have seen this color rise to the top and become one of the Benjamin Moore’s best selling paint colors. When you look through this post, you will quickly see why this color is quickly becoming so popular.

Color Spotlight: Healing Aloe from Benjamin Moore

The color is called Healing Aloe from Benjamin Moore and it’s absolutely strong on a wall and looks memorable in a variety of lighting situations:

Beach Style Family Room by Los Angeles Interior Designers & Decorators Eden LA Furniture and Interiors

Healing Aloe Benjamin Moore

Transitional Bedroom by Wayzata Design-Build Firms Hendel Homes

Healing Aloe Benjamin Moore
As you can see above, Healing Aloe is a very light green/gray with a very slight blue undertone. In spaces with a lot of natural light, the color takes on a very light and serene well fitted balance of gray/green/blue color, making it a fantastic transitional color that would work with any other colors in a home:

Beach Style Bathroom by Marblehead Interior Designers & Decorators Molly Frey Design

Healing Aloe Benjamin Moore

Contemporary Kitchen by Philadelphia Architects & Building Designers Krieger + Associates Architects Inc

Healing Aloe Benjamin Moore

Beach Style Bathroom by Marblehead Interior Designers & Decorators Molly Frey Design

In spaces that do not have any natural light and only artificial lighting, Healing Aloe still looks memorable:

Traditional Bathroom by Springfield Kitchen & Bath Remodelers Contemporary Remodeling

Healing Aloe Benjamin Moore

Shabby Chic Kids by Houston Home Builders Thompson Custom Homes

Here is Healing Aloe shown with a mix of natural and artificial light:

Traditional Bathroom by Calabasas Interior Designers & Decorators Jill Wolff Interior Design

If you’re looking for a very versatile, light and serene color that could work in almost any room of your home, Healing Aloe is a color to certainly consider. Remember, even though the color looks memorable in these spaces that I am highlighting, be sure and paint a sample on poster board in your home if you’re considering this color. It’s better to test a color first, just to make sure it’s exactly what you’re looking for.

If you’re interested in checking out more of the 2015 best selling and most popular Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams paint colors, I recently shared all of the colors on my blog here.

And you can compare this paint color with another great paint color I shared last month: Beach Glass

Paint Color Spotlight 2 neutrals to use in high or low light situations for striking results

By the way, if you would like to see more rooms and paint color inspiration, you can look at my “Pick a Paint Color” board on Pinterest here, where I have pinned more than 500 vivid spaces.

Thanks for stopping by today!

Cheers!

Cyndy

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See more great paint color picks from Cyndy:

Color Spotlight: Beach Glass

Beach Glass from Benjamin Moore is one of the most versatile transitional paint colors. Color Spotlight on Bekob

The New Neutrals

2015 go-to paint color trends. The new neutrals. The Creativity Exchange for Bekob

How to Pick the well fitted White Paint Color

Tricks for easily choosing white paint colors. Bekob