Love this color, friendly and sophisticated at the same time! I have a request. Can you do a feature on Loyal Blue by Sherwin Williams? I'm considering it for our East-facing dining room and I am humbly requesting your expertise, o wise James and team! -Bri
Quite a revolutionary palate of colors here. 👍 Light Blue looks more like a seaside gray to me. Light Gray has more of that pale sage green in my eye. I’m with you, James, Blue Gray looks more greenish tone. Looks more like a cousin to Light Gray. Like a seaside cottage green. Wine Dark has the more…royal blue appeal to me. It’s one of those colors that goes along with 5-Star hotels and grand libraries. Dimpse 😁 is one color I would call White Gray or White Shores. Mainly because that’s a color one sees when seeing oceans or other bodies of water white-capping. Ooh! That would be the perfect name for Dimpse. Whitecapping. 🙂
All these colors have gray under tones... I do like the first color. A light blue/blue green. Not a medium blue. Or at least that is where I would put it because of the gray undertone which will need more natural light to keep it from looking too gloomy. Great for a bedroom or any room really. This color sampling has a Pacific NW coastal feel. Very cool undertones. That very overcast cloudy rainy day wear your sweater and stay inside with a cup of hot tea colors.
To me, the F & B color is way lighter looking than the "match" and is definitely blue. Not a super colorful blue. More like that exciting blue that gets in the sky that had just been steel gray and threatening and suddenly the weather changed dramatically, but with no intention of going sunny. This is the light blue that, growing up in Alaska, was the color of hope. One seldom freezes to death on a day with this color of sky.
Hello - how do you become a certified color consultant ? I see a lot of courses online but none that seem to be from professional organizations? Many thanks ( I am addicted to your channel 😊)
