Black Satin / Benjamin Moore 2131-10
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Black Satin / Benjamin Moore 2131-10
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Black Satin / Benjamin Moore 2131-10
From jackieglass.ca
This shade is dramatic and stunning in many contexts. It works with small placements, like furniture, cabinets, or front doors, but for the confident homeowner, it also works with large placements, bringing stark elegance to bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, etc. Would also be stunning on a ceiling.
Black Satin / Benjamin Moore 2131-10
From confettistyle.com
An elegant bar or restaurant, on the walls or ceiling or both. In the dressing room of a goth chic boutique clothing store. On the bookcases in a sophisticated hotel lobby.
Black Satin / Benjamin Moore 2131-10
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This color will absorb a lot of natural light, so beware using it in north-facing, basement, or other low light rooms.
Black Satin / Benjamin Moore 2131-10
From pinterest.com
This family of shades is gorgeous on front doors or interior doors.
Gargoyle 1546, Seattle Mist 1535, Water's Edge 1635, Thunder AF-685, *via Benjamin Moore
2.49. 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 black shades, Black Satin has a very low LRV, meaning it reflects a very small amount of light.
Yes.
Black, Bold, Traditional, Dark
Onyx, Soot, Wrought Iron