Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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Hale Navy will not disappoint and works well in combination with many different colors from crisp whites, mustard yellows, earth tones to pinks. Make sure to prime in with a dark base primer to avoid having to paint multiple coats for the full chroma effect.
Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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Hale Navy is an extremely versatile blue with quite an extensive range. It can be seen anywhere from front doors, dining rooms, bedrooms, libraries and home offices for a dramatic and energizing look. It can be found as an accent color on kitchen islands, backs of bookcases, furniture and works well as a whole-home exterior color.
Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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If you’re going for light and bright, Hale Navy gives a bold and dramatic design.
Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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"It works well with any lighting situation including artificial light which is uncommon with dark colors, especially dark blues... This shade gives a striking but still understated pop of color to any aspect of your home. It works very well to accent parts of a room, ceilings, furniture, cabinets, or just a kitchen island. It’s also versatile in its uses for any room in your entire home because it is just as appropriate in a dramatic dining room, family room, or guest room. It looks especially good in rooms where it can contrast with white like the laundry room in our home.” Via renovatedfaith.com
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6.3. 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 very dark shades, Hale Navy has a very low LRV, meaning it reflects a very small amount of light.
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Hale Navy / Benjamin Moore HC-154
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Gentleman’s Gray, Van Deusen Blue, Salamander,