A library for considered color.
Browse our curated library of interior and exterior paint palette guides. Every guide is a considered editorial object, built from real brand colors, room roles, and design expertise.
Every story
- Delicates · Serene. Enchanting. Timeless.
- Evergreen Fog · Organic. Grounded. Refined.
- Salt & Stillness · Spa-like. Coastal. Calm.
- Havana Sunset · Faded. Vibrant. Soulful.
- Copenhagen Harbor · Spare. Textured. Nordic.
- Coriander & Stone · Rose-Warm. Collected. Deeply Restful.
- Naval · Crisp. Nautical. Assured.
- Willow Tree · Quiet. Green. Enduring.
- The Juniper Adobe · Soft plaster, deep olive, and room for the desert light.
- The Riverfront Foundry · Warm brick, dark frames, and a softer place to land.
- Red Barn · A working Pennsylvania farmhouse carried by warm stone, bright trim, and one barn-deep red.
- Blue Ridge · A stone farmhouse in the valley, painted the colors the ridge turns through a day.
- Salisbury Green · A Connecticut Colonial painted the green of its own clapboards, outside and in.
- Grounded Moss · A 1948 board-and-batten house on a Virginia ridgeline, painted the colors of the ground it stands on.
- Oxblood Library · An 1890s Colonial Revival off Brattle Street, pale gray through the house and oxblood in the library.
- Persimmon Harbor · A Pasadena bungalow that keeps three quiet colors on the walls and two loud ones in the corners.
- Palisade Peach · A fruit-ranch farmhouse in the Grand Valley, painted the colors of the crop it lives on.
- Palladian Blue · A single house turned side-on to the street, painted the blue-green that lives on Charleston ceilings.
- Plum Noir · An 1880s gingerbread Victorian two blocks off the Cape May beach, dark plum through most of it.
- Agreeable Gray · The most popular color in America, finally given a whole house to live in.
- Hale Navy · A captain's house above the harbour, kept plain and kept well.
- Earthy Organic · A low limestone house on an Atlantic island, painted the colors of the weather it stands in.
- Lake House · A cedar house on a quiet northern lake, built to hold the morning mist.
- French Country · A limestone farmhouse that keeps its colors the way the hills keep their light.
- Modern Cottage · A storybook cottage that keeps the soft sea light close.
- Modern Oasis · A well-traveled house where the garden gets in through every door.
- Silhouette Seacliff · A granite house above the North Sea, painted for the long northern winter.
- Worldly Gray · A port house at the edge of two seas, holding its calm whether the water runs silver or slate.
- Iron Ore · A monochrome house, and one color in it that does all the shouting.
- Terracotta Daydream · A house the color of the ground it was built from.
- October Mist · A gray-green farmhouse palette gathered from an orchard on Lake Michigan's shore.
- Cellar Jewel · A deepening, not a departure.
- Lamplit Umber · A pale hall that steps down into deep, lamplit brown.
- Flax and Powder · Warm rooms throughout, one quiet cool moment in the bath.
- Farm Sink Blue · Bright above, settled below
- Boot Room Threshold · A soft, white farmhouse with one dark, deliberate threshold.
- Oatmeal and Ember · A quiet house, and one room that isn't.
- Fern & Russet · A sage and olive home with one warm door.
- Claret Galley · White above, deep color below.
- Old World · A trader's house above the Adriatic, kept in the colors it has always worn.
- Ivy Study · A scholar's palette for a house built to be read slowly
- Sea Salt · An almond-grove house that keeps the color of the Aegean indoors.
- Industry · A mill loft that kept its bones and learned to be quiet.
- Craftsman Revival · A 1912 bungalow on an oak ridge, painted in the deep earth colors it was built for.
- Damson Parlor · A mauve and plum palette for a house that saves its darkest rooms for evening.
- Fox Hollow · A cream farmhouse with black-brown windows, painted to look right in every season.
- Bohemian · A high-desert adobe where spice, clay, and deep night all keep a room.
- Odessa Pink · An old farmhouse in the apple country, painted like an orchard in late September.
- Clean Slate · A quiet cedar retreat above Lake Superior, with warmth held inside.
- Harvest Table · A Door County farmhouse dressed for the fall table, in warm khaki, soft sage, deep oxblood and pear gold.
- Ink & Ivory · Gallery-white walls, ink-black steel, and a long run of northern light.
- Quiet Moments · A misty, quiet green for a Vermont cottage that never raises its voice
- Rattan & White Oak · A ranch house warmed by years, holding the color of late afternoon.
- Charcoal & Light · A river-edge loft where charcoal walls hold the light steady.
- Midnight Harbor · A yachting harbor's order, brought quietly indoors.
- Dark Olive Study · A low adobe home where pale plaster meets brown and olive.
- Casa Blanca · A creamy white house in the orange groves, quiet by day and rich by lamplight.
- Tile Blue Gable · A gray-blue clapboard house on a river road, the color of old Delft in a farmhouse cupboard.
- Hidden Garden · A Savannah row house that leans toward its own walled garden.
- Saltbox Porch · A khaki shingle house, a near-black door, and a porch ceiling that catches the evening.
- Loft Living · A warehouse floor, kept open and kept quiet.
- Organic Neutrals · A low Ojai ranch dressed in cream, taupe and unbleached linen.
- Oyster Bay · A tidewater cottage painted the gray-green of marsh grass and the gold of a skipjack sail.
- Modern Greige · A merchant's house grown quiet, built from light and warm gray.
- Coastal Breeze · A whitewashed island house where every color came out of the water.
- Parchment & Sage · A Hill Country farmhouse the color of dried linen and the shaded side of the herb garden.
- Shoreline Morning · A thatched dune house that wakes the color of the morning haze.
- Pewter & Linen · An old brick farmhouse where warm neutrals settle in for the long haul.
- Desert Sienna · Earth colors, held still above the canyon floor.
- Charcoal Galley · A two-story house in the Alpharetta pines, creamy inside and out, with a charcoal galley kitchen.
- Open House · A white brick Colonial, ready for the next ten years and the next owner.
- Mocha Mist · A low desert ranch painted the colors a buyer trusts, with a slate blue door.
- Sage Sweep · A white 1926 farmhouse above Fall Creek, pale green inside, with one deep green study and an inky front door.
- Cocoa Suite · A soft white Craftsman bungalow with a pale blue living room and one chocolate brown bedroom.
- Dove and Onyx · A white farmhouse on a tree-lined block in old Meridian, with a black front door the whole street notices.
- Upward · A white clapboard house above the harbor, painted the blue of a Maine sky after the fog lifts.
- Olive Island · A cream clapboard house with a deep olive kitchen, a navy front door and a creek out back.
- Charcoal Hearth · A painted-brick house in Naperville, warm white in every room but one, and that one is charcoal.
- Navy Quarters · A raised white cottage on the Wilmington marsh, painted to love now and sell well later.
- Black Door Colonial · A park-green Colonial painted the way buyers hope to find one: warm white, slate shutters, a black door.
- Marrakech Medina · An adobe house the color of late sun, built where the desert keeps its warmth into the night.
- Warm Neutrals · A farmstead the color of late-summer grain, settled into the dry gold hills.
- Modern Farmhouse · A farmhouse where the land runs down to the water, and the colors keep both.
- Bittersweet Salon · A Savannah townhouse drenched in cocoa, lifted by peach, with one chocolate room for the bar.
- Louisburg Green · An olive-green farmhouse in the foothills, with black shutters and one red door you slow down for.
- Wedgewood Gray · A shingled Sconset cottage painted the blue-gray the harbor turns in fog.
- Kyoto Garden · A machiya that keeps its voice low, painted in moss, indigo and paper light.
- Hayloft Green · A stone-and-frame farmhouse in Amish country, painted the straw and green of a barn in late September.
- Coastal Cottage · A granite cottage a block from the harbor, holding the soft gray light of the bay.
- Dusty Rose Linen · A low ranch house where the light arrives soft and stays that way.
- Classic Colonial · A clapboard colonial that has kept its bearings for two hundred years.