Which paint color?? Help needed!

9 years ago

I had thought we were set on BM edgecomb Gray for our open concept main floor however I just picked up a sample of our counter tops (caesarstone bianco drift) and am now worried edgecomb Gray is a touch too beige. Another color we liked but worried was too cold was BM albalone, which seems to blend with the counters better. The main area is facing south with lots of windows, any advice on which color would look best?? That's our flooring underneath as well. Thanks!!!!

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C Hamilton

9 years ago

I like the Edgecomb gray. The abalone one looks light enough to be a trim color. What's interesting that both colors look differently in each picture!

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potchiemagoodleberry
9 years ago
if you have to choose between the 2 i'd opt for the darker one. the lighter one may look washed out.
G S
Original Author
9 years ago
I would say they are the same in terms of darkness, one more beige and one more Gray
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Creative Visual Concepts, Kevin Strader
9 years ago
They each pick up different tones in your counter. They both go. It really boils down to which color in the counter that you want to bring out more. I don't think you can go wrong with either color. My personal opinion is that I like the darker tone paint better as it seems to have a bit more depth to it.
ingalilla53
9 years ago
I like both, but would go with Edgecombe for walls, Abalone for trim - awesome!
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Modo Bath
9 years ago
Edgecomb Gray is a beautiful color! It looks beautiful next to your countertop sample as well. Good Luck!
G S
Original Author
9 years ago
The first photo is not representing abalone correctly. It is more Gray as shown in the 2nd picture
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S.J. Janis Company, Inc.
9 years ago
The gray does look good considering the abundance of light in your room.
G S
Original Author
9 years ago
It's official - abalone wins!
hbok
8 years ago
Hi! We are deciding on counters and was wondering if you wouldn't mind posting a pic of what the abalone looks like with the bianco drift? Do you like your bianco drift counters?
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Staged4Success
8 years ago
I would have also chosen Abalone. Would love to see a picture when complete.

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