Red / Benjamin Moore 2000-10
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Red / Benjamin Moore 2000-10
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Red / Benjamin Moore 2000-10
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Like most reds, the intensity would work best in extroverted spaces like dining rooms, front doors, or living rooms that host many guests.
Red / Benjamin Moore 2000-10
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This is a strong, pure red reminiscent of Coca-Cola, the American flag, Pop Art, and classic soda fountains. It has a touch of irony to it and is perfect used with a "wink," or a touch of humor.
This is a special color that requires just the right space and personality, and there are plenty of places where it wouldn't be the right pick.
This red looks fabulous mixed with white in stripes, bringing the festivity of candy canes and paper straws and good cheer to any space that can handle the statement.
Brown Sugar 2112-20, Silver Song 1557, Nocturnal Gray 2135-30, Silent Night 1613, *via Benjamin Moore
12.4. 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 [color family]s, Red has a [adjective] LRV, meaning it reflects a [adjective] amount of light.
Yes, and would be great for shutters, front doors, or window frames.
Red, Bold, Medium
Caliente, Heritage Red, Dinner Party