This window frame painted in Onyx was from a consultation I did in 2015. Lovely staircase make-over with a newel post painted in Benjamin Moore ONYX. Onyx is a tad softer and a touch warmer without looking brown. And actually, Benjamin Moore’s plain black is quite fine. There are several great shades of black in my curated paint collection. I wanted to include a black this time and so I chose is Benjamin Moore’s Onyx. That reminds me! Remember this open concept mess I wrote about four years ago? Plus, I would love to put the money for the apartment sale into fixing up and furnishing the new place. There is no point in shelling out over $800 a month if I’m not going to be here very often. I would like to sell it.įor times I need/want to come back to NY, I can stay someplace else. I am going to have to do a few things to this place. Oh, I so wish I could take this wallpaper with me to my new home! When I arrived home at 6:00PM on Thursday, the light in my bedroom was so lovely and the room looked magical to me. For more of this terrific kitchen, please go here.Īnd, the other white is another popular shade and the one I chose for my bedroom to go with my lovely Mural Sources wallpaper. It’s a terrific shade of white and I would say you probably can’t go wrong with it, either as a trim or wall color. SIMPLY WHITE – It’s not at all a stark white. I’ll begin with the four colors I just added. MY 20 FAVORITE BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT COLORS You can read more about the paint collection starting here. The Palette portion is when I take all of the colors and put them into palettes, 40 mood boards with furniture and much more. And, if you’d like to have a larger list and don’t have it yet, please consider purchasing the Laurel Home Essential Paint and Palette Collection. But, really, there are so many wonderful colors. I added two more shades of white, a cool gray and a black. So, now it’s my 20 favorite Benjamin Moore Paint Colors. However, instead of 16 colors, I added four more. So, this is a re-working of a post from 2016 about my favorite Benjamin Moore Paint Colors. But I thought I would take a break from that to provide some variety. I’m still reading them! If you missed the news about a big change coming my way, you can read about it here.Īnd, I do want to keep talking about my new home of course, I will. And, that’s why I need to move closer to a real one!īut, Guys! Thank you again for all of your kind notes. Good God! What an eccentric nutjob I’ve become! However, Joe has become a surrogate child. Honestly, the very thought makes me want to throw up. And so he had a little sadistic fun by telling me that Joe was crying when he showed up. (And, yes, I realize that he’s outgrown his pot.)Ĭale knows how attached I am to my dear plant. Here’s Joe shortly before we left New York last May.( you have to scroll down to see him) Imagine my panic on I-91 when I realized what I had done? I called Cale, who happily said, he’d go and fetch Joe and take care of him.įor those, who don’t know who Joe is, he’s my five and a half-year-old half-dead plant. What’s worse, I didn’t even realize until I was 2/3 of the way into my trip. In my worry about getting to the dentist on time, I did forget about poor Joe. I kept looking at my GPS, and it had me arriving at my dentist, 115 miles away about five minutes before my appointment, but I hadn’t left yet! And, then, a good hour to replace the battery. It took the guy from AAA a good 90 minutes to show up. And, I made a mental note not to forget him! I took Joe out of the hot car and sat him nearby in the shade.
It was hot out, but I got the car packed, including Joe, in his little spot on the floor in the passenger seat next to me.
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