RONSEAL RSLGPCG25L Garden Paint Charcoal, Grey, 2.5 Litre

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Calligraphy is an elegant dark blue-gray with green undertones. At a LRV of 12 it sits on the darker end of the spectrum. Try this color in a kitchen or a bathroom; it complements metalwork and appliances beautifully. If your room doesn’t get a lot of light, flip the script and use Calligraphy on the cabinets with a light-loving color on the walls. Amherst Gray by Benjamin Moore Pure white is another timeless pairing with charcoal. It’s an ideal choice for a more contemporary space, while you can also incorporate off-whites and grey-tinged neutrals for complexity. When it comes to colour, the current most popular options are white and grey paint for an ultra modern and clean look, ideal for frequently changing rooms. A paints finish will affect the overall appearance, feel, and durability of your paint, so it’s important to understand the differences to achieve your desired aesthetic. Matt paint has a non-reflective finish, chalk paint has a matt, shabby-chic finish, while eggshell paint is low-sheen and durable. Additionally, satinwood paint has a subtle sheen and is great for interior woodwork, while gloss paint is high-shine and ideal for exterior woodwork and metal surfaces. The blue side of the charcoal gray family is just right for this alpine adventure themed kids’ room. Bathroom

Forget the idea that neutrals are boring! Charcoal gray is a neutral that is bold, sophisticated, and on-trend. Whether you use it as a sharp accent or go all-in, charcoal will repay your investment by making a statement anywhere you use it. Peppercorn is a popular neutral charcoal gray that’s made it into at least four different collections over at Sherwin Williams, including their Top 50 Colors. This color is perfectly balanced between its red, green, and blue components, making it a true neutral, and thus easy to coordinate with your favorite colors. But it still works wonders for simple, crisp whites. Peppercorn has a LRV of 10. Charcoal Gray in Real Homes Front Door There's so much choice out there when it comes to paint and it can be difficult finding the right colour and finish for your home. There's also a whole range of brands to choose from including Dulux paint, Farrow & Ball colours, Valspar and our own GoodHome range. Graphic Charcoal is a dark, cool charcoal gray. It’s great for open floor plans, focal walls, and entryways. Graphic Charcoal has blue undertones, and a LRV of 11. It works well with lighter grays. City Shadow by Benjamin Moore Alternately, you can play up charcoal’s bold side with deep jewel tones, rich woods, and luxe metals. Kitchen/Dining Room

While coordinating with charcoal grey shades is fairly straightforward, you’ll need some inspiration. A relatively easy route to take is to use other greys. If you’re using an intense charcoal, go with darker greys to create a more atmospheric interior. If your space needs to feel airy and open, keep it low-key with lighter shades. Other great choices are light grays or pale blues. These colors will complement the cool side of charcoal colors, and as long as they’re light enough, they’ll offer the benefits of that nice contrast too. Web Gray is a dark slate gray with blue undertones. It’s a popular gray that coordinates well with other neutral colors, including greiges and beiges. Web Gray has a LRV of 13. It is part of the Urban Outlook collection. Calligraphy by Behr

Now that you’re up to speed, let’s take a look at those gorgeous grays! Best Charcoal Gray Paint Colors Iron Ore by Sherwin Williams In this article we’re going to pop open the paint can on 11 of the best charcoal gray paints and find out what they’re made of, and how to put them to their best use. In case you haven’t seen it before, one concept I’ll be referring to a lot is the light reflectance value, or LRV, of each color.

Charcoal grays are sophisticated and modern, and look great in urban, industrial, Scandinavian, or minimalist styles. They’re great if you’re looking for something that’s fresh and on-trend.

For anyone who loves a modern interior, dark grey paint is the go-to. However, charcoal is often the better choice if you’re looking for a more luxurious aesthetic that’s rich in moody ambience.Another bold choice is deep jewel tones, such as teals, greens, purples, and goldenrod, against a charcoal canvas. This would create a modern style with lots of intensity. The blonde woods in this office showcase how well charcoal grays play with the brown and beige side of the neutral family. Colors That Go Well With Charcoal Benjamin Moore describes its City Shadow as “smoky” and “leathery”. It’s part of their Aura Color Stories collection, which means it’s exclusively available as an interior paint color. Its LRV is a fairly dark 12.64. Try this cool gray color with pale blues like Patriotic White, pictured in this kitchen, which is a white with the palest wash of blue. Thunder Gray by Sherwin Williams