01
Cozy and warm
Warm undertones, earthy taupes and a deep, hazy neutral, paired with leather, shearling and brass.
- Atrium White Benjamin Moore OC-145
- Cotswold Benjamin Moore AF-150
- Anonymous Sherwin-Williams SW 7046
The Seville Home Color Guide · Free download
Colors that make your home look bigger, brighter, cozier and calmer.
Six designer palettes for rooms that look cozy, expensive, timeless, bigger, brighter and calm. Each one names the Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore colors to ask for, and the fabrics, woods and finishes from our floor that bring them to life.
Inside the guide
Six palettes, each with three wall colors, how to use them together, and the pieces we would pair with them. Plus a page on making a low ceiling look taller.
02
Expensive
A complex greige and two deep, saturated colors that make metal, velvet and wood glow.
- Light Pewter Benjamin Moore 1464
- Urbane Bronze Sherwin-Williams SW 7048
- Charcoal Blue Sherwin-Williams SW 2739
03
Timeless
The classic white, the balanced greige and the navy that have outlasted every trend.
- White Dove Benjamin Moore OC-17
- Revere Pewter Benjamin Moore HC-172
- Hale Navy Benjamin Moore HC-154
04
Bigger
Light walls, a light ceiling and low contrast, so the edges of the room blur. Or the dark route: one deep color everywhere.
- Chantilly Lace Benjamin Moore OC-65
- Olympus White Sherwin-Williams SW 6253
- Tricorn Black Sherwin-Williams SW 6258
05
Brighter
Warm, high-reflectance whites for dim and north-facing rooms, with an earthy accent where the light never reaches.
- Simply White Benjamin Moore OC-117
- Swiss Coffee Benjamin Moore OC-45
- Potters Clay Benjamin Moore 1221
06
Calm
A lavender-tinged white, a muted green-gray and a soft sage for a restful bedroom.
- Calm Benjamin Moore OC-22
- Sea Salt Sherwin-Williams SW 6204
- Evergreen Fog Sherwin-Williams SW 9130
Read the LRV
What a paint's light reflectance number tells you, and why it matters in a Kansas City winter.
Proven or designer's eye
Every tip is labeled honestly: backed by research, or a trusted rule of taste.
Palette cards
Cut-out cards with every color name and code, ready for the paint store.
Want a second opinion on your room?
Bring your swatches, photos or a floor plan. Our designers will help you pair paint, fabric and finishes, and your first design consultation is complimentary.