Darryl Carter Colors by Benjamin Moore

"There are 179 shades of White. Benjamin Moore clearly understands that White is a color."

-Darryl Carter

Identify colors that intrigue and speak to you with these exquisite paint color groupings created by celebrated interior designer Darryl Carter. Each collection includes four colors that—for Darryl—define that color category.

With the “Accent” group, for example, Darryl encourages you to move away from using white for trim and details and consider a dark hue alternative. So explore, experiment, and personalize by pairing paint colors from the different groups. Most of all, enjoy selecting your favorite hues.

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White White envelops a sense of boundless serenity through discreet nuance.	Green (cool) A palette gradation from Swiss mocha to gray olive drab.	Gray-Green Gray-green shades retreat into a cozy respite.
Blue Blue tones with a hint of green lend to a refreshing sense of calm.	Blue (warm) A confident procession of cream to grey blue that purposefully defines the sense of a room more graphically, still calm and sublime but far more moody.	Blue - Gray Colors that sense the lazy passage of a serene change of season, as summer eases into fall.
Khaki Khaki blends pommery and olive tones to complement an intimate space.	Greige Greige washes a room with earthen based tints of gray and taupe.	Brown - Tan A progressive palette of pale brown white to faint otter brown.
Yellow These yellows graduate from pale chiffon to the faintest gesture of bronze.	Dark Accents Use these accent colors to articulate architectural details or occasional furniture pieces, redefining a room.	Gray Accents From steely blue to gray-brown, use these accent colors add depth and complexity to your space.