to make those wood tones sing—it’s that perfect blue-gray that makes brass pop without competing with your furniture.

on remaining walls for a creamy neutral that bridges walnut and teak beautifully, or go bold with “Salamander” (Benjamin Moore 2050-10) for a rich terracotta that’s having its moment.

to make brass fixtures pop like jewelry against dark velvet

matched from the wall in this photo — the closest Benjamin Moore shade.

for that moody backdrop that makes wood tones pop while hiding TV glare

keeps things warm without competing with your wood furniture and album art

creates drama without overwhelming the space—perfect backdrop for natural wood tones

Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in “Old White” on existing side tables, then add store-bought hairpin legs from Amazon for instant MCM vibes

to make brass starbursts and warm wood tones pop against the deep backdrop.

for remaining walls—it’s that perfect greige that makes art colors sing without competing.

to ground your mixed metals—it’s the perfect backdrop that makes chrome pop and copper glow without competing.

matched from the wall in this photo — the closest Benjamin Moore shade.

creates that perfect moody backdrop for brass to pop against—like the background of every influencer’s bar cart photo

on just the ceiling above your bar area defines the space without commitment

for that perfect not-quite-white that Danish apartments nail. Add one accent wall in “Pale Oak” OC-20 behind your sofa.

on the ceiling to make the space feel taller while keeping that cozy cocoon feeling intact.