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These versatile neutrals can help create a range of moods in any room. 1. Accessible Beige by Sherwin-Williams Paint names can be deceiving, interior designer Greg Clark says. This is a warmer gray, or greige, he says. It gives warmth to a room without being too warm, and has a great contrast with white trim. And depending on the lighting it can appear cooler. The hue provides just the right foreground for the view of Minnesotas Lake Minnetonka outside these windows.  2. Silver Tradition by Behr Designer and owner of Earnest Home Erin Souder knew she wanted something very neutral for her 100 year old Ohio farmhouse. It did not cast blue or yellow, she says. I find that very important in an older house where things tend to look dingy if they are yellow cast.  3. Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore Because of the fog in San Francisco, gray paint can sometimes look blue, so we need a warmer gray, interior designer Tineke Triggs says. This one is my go-to color. Here it provides a great backdrop for bold colors in the painting on the wall and textiles in the room.  Interior designer Lauren Davenport is based in not-so-foggy Atlanta, but she also loves the depth and versatility of this neutral shade. Revere Pewter plays well with a myriad of colors yet can stand on its own as a neutral backdrop, she says. The color can read light gray, brown, green and sometimes blue depending on the lighting and fabrics in the room.  4. Paper White by Benjamin Moore This is a beautiful white that has gray and blue undertones, interior designer Emily Griffin says. Depending on how it is lit, it reveals stunning colors. In this north Toronto entryway, it reads as gray with the slightest hint of periwinkle to it.  5. Repose Gray by Sherwin-Williams Interior designer Carl Mattison specializes in taking dilapidated historic Atlanta homes and breathing new life into them. A range of warm and cool grays play a big role in his aesthetic, which appeals to many buyers. Warm grays tend to fall on the scale of less blue and a bit more taupe at times. It also could be said they are less silvery, the designer says. Repose Gray is very light in person. It pairs well with brighter white trims and a buttery Chardonnay. Does he mean paint colors or wines? You be the judge.   6. Knitting Needles by Sherwin-Williams Mattison also finds Knitting Needles works with all sorts of colors, materials, styles and light. This is very similar to Repose Gray but a little cooler in tone, he says. It is a great neutral gray that pretty much goes with everything. It is the little black dress of the paint world. 7. Gray Wisp by Benjamin Moore An easy color to live with, interior designer Jane Haley says of this hue. It is a great color because it is neutral gray, it is cool and it will take on greens or blues if put with those colors. Those properties infused this South Padre Island, Texas, home with subtle coastal color.  8. Mindful Gray by Sherwin-Williams One color came up a lot when I was asking designers for their go to light grays. This is a warm gray that reads cooler when painted, Clark says. It easily balances out other warm colors in a space. For example, if you have true brown or red-yellow-brown-tone flooring, Mindful Gray is a smart tool to counter those tones. The designer recommends balancing it with both sides of the warm-cool spectrum for the best look.  A good example of the warm-cool balance Clark mentions appears in this boho-meets-nautical bedroom. Mindful Gray pulls together warm tans and cool blues. Interior designer Jane Haley is also a big fan of Mindful Gray. My favorite neutral gray that still has warmth is Mindful Gray, which I have used in 25 percent, 50 percent and 100 percent for walls and ceilings. It also paints up beautifully in an oil-based enamel for cabinets, she says.  9. Gray Owl by Benjamin Moore For this bathroom in Denver, interior designer Crystal Russell knew exactly the light gray she needed. This particular gray was very soft and modern, with just enough cool gray, but with a subtle green undertone, she says. The color just reads very quiet, and you can pick up more or less green during different hours of the day. It is truly a perfect soothing bathroom color.  10. Graytint by Benjamin Moore Los Angeles interior designer Shannon Ggem used this almost imperceptible gray on the walls in this bathroom. I love Graytint because it is like that backlit gray light on an overcast day, she says.  |
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It is a common misconception that a real estate agent primarily learns of someone looking to buy or sell a home when someone simply calls an agency looking for an agent to help them. Although this can happen, it is very rare. In fact, over 80% of the referrals I receive come from past clients and past coworkers just like you. The other 15-20% of referrals comes from our national network of relocation companies and other Coldwell Banker agencies across the country. The greatest compliment I can receive is when someone like you refers me to a friend, coworker or family member of theirs. If you, or someone you know, are looking to either buy or sell a home then I would certainly appreciate the opportunity to earn your business. Do you know of someone looking to buy or sell a home?  |
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There are so many great charities out there that and it is very hard to decide what to donate to. My wife Elissa and I have been very fortunate and have a good life. We simply can't donate to everything, however, we are very passionate about several different causes. We are sustaining members for the following organizations and encourage each of you to donate in any way you can to a cause that you are passionate about too. 
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 
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