Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
From interiorsbycolor.com
Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
From homebunch.com
Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
Living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, laundry rooms, etc. would all benefit from what this color brings.
Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
From pinterest.com
This color is one of the stronger popular yellows that can go modern or traditional. Given the hint of chartreuse vibes, I could see it behind a hip gallery wall or in a traditional space.
Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
From facebook.com
Some people don't believe yellow looks good with green undertones, and this would not be the color for them.
Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
From houzz.com
Some design enthusiasts have experimented with painting their trim, as well as their walls, in this shade. mynottinghill.blogspot.com
Birchwood 1161, Hearthstone Brown 2109-20, White Rock 918, Rock Candy 937, *via Benjamin Moore
69.58. LRV measures the Light Reflectance Value, meaning the percentage of light (0-100) that bounces off a surface. 100 being purest white and 0 being purest black. Like other light yellows, Beacon Hill Damask has a high LRV, meaning it reflects a large amount of light.
Yes.
Yellow, Light, Bold, Traditional
Beacon Hill Damask / Benjamin Moore HC-2
From hirshfields.com
Philadelphia Cream, Hawthorne Yellow, Guilford Green