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We Like Espresso
Deep browns make any room feel cozy, snug and secure…think cocoon. Go bold with your pillows, rugs and accessories.
“Tanner Brown looks almost black in low lighting, but it turns brown when paired with warm red tones but I like to pair it with White Tie by Farrow & Ball.”
— Tula Summerford, Design by Tula
“Mahogany is a rich, stately color, a great back drop for organic colors and textures.”
— Warren Fluharty, owner of Warren Fluharty Designs
“Silhouette is a rich, warm color that can add drama to any space. Use the color on interior doors or inside a coffered or tray ceiling for visual interest.”
— Vicky Serany, Southern Studio Interior Design
“Amy Howard’s Windsor One Step Paint is a rich brown resembling Nestle semi-sweet chocolate morsels – yum! This beautiful color goes well as the first coat beneath Venetian Brown Toscana Powder Paint for an amazing old-world finish.”
— Laurie Ledbetter, Affordable Chic
“Barb’s Brunette Do is a beautiful espresso color all on its own, as an accent color or as a dry brush color when antiquing. It has beautiful depth.”
— Angie Vestal, owner/creator of Southern Belle Decorative Paint
“Tobacco works as a great neutral. It has the depth and versatility to be paired with both warm and cool tones, such as bright citron or a cool sapphire blue.”
— M. Leigh Mosby, Legacy Custom Homes
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