It’s Benjamin Moore’s “Pumice Stone” (#BM1197). With a dark cranberry glaze over it.
I love it in this dining room we just fauxed.
It’s Benjamin Moore’s “Pumice Stone” (#BM1197). With a dark cranberry glaze over it.
I love it in this dining room we just fauxed.
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8 comments
Oh it looks fabulous. I am on a real orange kick. This is lovely. Hugs, Marty
Oh how pretty,Jennifer! Now that’s a combination I never would have imagined but it turned out quite gorgeous!!! Great job!
That room looked sharp, good job!
That is a very rich color! I love it Jennifer! Makes me wish fall was here already!
Quick question Jennifer, I just painted a wall in our office with a suede finish. I love the look with the different dimensions. Next I want to paint our dining room ceiling blue but I want to add dimension as well. What do you think I should try that would be fairly easy for a newbie? The suede paint is way toooo messy and not available in the blue I want. I want to be able to use a paint color I like and then be able to add the finish effect to the top of it. Would a glaze work and then just blend it in like the suede paint? Thanx for always taking the time for my many questions!
I am totally grooving on this color combo! Wouldn’t this look great on a furniture piece? You are my idol! Kisses Nancy
Love this! Got the paint color but what is the color for the cranberry glaze???
Love this! Got the paint color but what is the color for the cranberry glaze???