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I’ve started something new here at Bekob: The Color Files. Each week, I look around the web for striking rooms and furnishings that have been given a fresh coat of paint in a similar color family. Did you look at all the striking, moody rooms dressed in black, last week? Well, this week we’re dialing things down a shade or two, and taking a look at this year’s hottest neutral: GRAY. It’s the color du jour for designers in home, fashion, and graphics right now. And why not? Gray can actually be pretty versatile when it comes to color palettes.

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I’m listing some of the gray paint colors today that I think work really well in (and on, in some cases) homes. I’ve got them going from light to dark, so that you can see how close to white some grays are, and how much variation there really is when it comes to shading and warm vs. cool. Gray really does give you a lot of options, as you’ll see in the following rooms.

Martha Stewart Gray Pearl at Dreamy Whites

Benjamin Moore Horizon at For the Love of a House

Valspar Woodlawn Colonial Gray at To Newlywedism and Beyond

Glidden Oyster Bay at Centsational Girl

Sherwin Williams Analytical at Opal Design Group (look at their nifty guide to grays HERE)

Benjamin Moore Cobblestone Cape May at Four Generations Under One Roof
Benjamin Moore Graystone at An Urban Cottage

Martha Stewart Bedford Gray at DecorPad

Benjamin Moore Cotswold at Dear Lillie

Martha Stewart Graceful Gray at Martha Stewart Living

Benjamin Moore Gunmetal Gray at Young House Love

Benjamin Moore Fairview Taupe at An Urban Cottage
So, I’m curious—have you tried any gray in your home, yet? Are you thinking about using it? What’s your go-to accent color to use with gray?
Featured picture and Pinterest friendly pictures from Better Homes & Gardens.





