Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
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Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
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Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
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This shade is gorgeous for bedroom walls, a moody living room, and especially for doors, ceilings, and exteriors.
Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
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This color is equal parts super elegant and super hip. I would be thrilled to walk into any room with this shade as I’d feeling something important and fabulous would imminently occur.
Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
From houzz,com
It would be hard to use this shade in a traditional home, unless you used it on furniture. I couldn’t picture this in a dining room either, though it could work in a bar area of the home.
Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
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This shade is considered a winner because it pairs so well with other colors due to its lack of undertones.
Woodcliff Lake 980, Ice Formations 973, Labrador Blue 1670, Vale Mist 1494, *via Benjamin Moore
2.9. 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, Onyx has a very low LRV, meaning it reflects a very small amount of light.
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Black, Dark, Bold, Traditional
Onyx / Benjamin Moore 2133-10
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Wrought Iron, Black Satin, Soot,