Paint Cheat Sheet: Neutral & Modern Color Palette
Looking for a neutral color palette for your home? Use this paint swatch cheat sheet that lists all of the colors you need. All you need to do is paint!
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I love Pittsburgh Paint’s Delicate White (#518-1), its a pure white paint color that is not too blue or not too warm.
One other thing I would like to add to Katy’s comment, if you don’t like to use Pittsburgh Paints, most other paint brands (e.g. Benjamin Moore, Bher, Sherwin-Williams) can color match.Read more…