Benjamin Moore Montpelier AF-55 is a mid tone moody slate blue gray. Is it right for your space? Keep reading to find out.
Montpelier AF-555 is a beautiful choice if you want to create a dramatic but cozy corner. It is dark enough to make a statement without feeling too heavy and with a hint of blue, a beautiful compliment to warm leather furniture, brass accessories and light to mid-toned woods.
What does Montpelier AF-555 pair well with? For woodwork and trim use a soft creamy white with a hint of gray like Benjamin Moore Steam for a more traditional space or a crisp white like Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace for cleaner look. TIP: This color is also beautiful for color drenching a small space like a reading nook or powder room!
With an LRV (Light Reflective Value) of 22.36, Montpelier AF-555 is definitely on the darker side so it's perfect for making large, well lit rooms feel more intimate. The blue tones will be more noticeable in south facing rooms or rooms with a lot of natural light. In north facing rooms, Montpelier will look cooler and darker with a more pronounced gray undertone.
This space from Park And Oak is the perfect example of Montpelier looking cozy and moody without feeling gloomy and dark. It has just enough blue to lift the gray and is dark enough to feel rich in a well lit rooms without overwhelming a room. Notice the warmth added through touches of brass, walnut and linen fabrics.
Blue and white are a classic pair and in this laundry room from Home Bunch Benjamin Moore Montpelier is just the right hint of color.
Shades of moody blue are some of the best for creating a relaxing and quiet space. That's why they're perfect for the bedroom. Crisp white sheets and ceiling add contrast while wood tones and touches of green warm up the space.
Love Benjamin Moore Montpelier and want to see if it will work in your space? The best way to find the right color for you home is to try a sample before making a commitment. Remember that lighting has a huge effect on how we see color.
You can purchase a tester pot and paint the wall or order a peel-and-stick sample of Benjamin Moore Montpelier from Samplize. Their samples are made with two coats of real paint making them100% accurate, can be repositioned multiple times so you can see the color under various lighting, and won't damage your existing walls or cabinets.
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