Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
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Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
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Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
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Anywhere in the home! It's gorgeous on kitchen cabinets, works well in bedrooms or bathrooms. Be a little careful using it in high traffic areas given that you'll have to clean or repaint often.
Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
From tagandtibby.com
Some designers feel that this shade works best in more modern homes, or places with Scandinavian or Bohemian vibes. We think it could work well in traditional homes too, and brings a lovely tone and warmth anywhere.
Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
The pink-purple undertones may turn some folks off from this shade.
Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
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Careful getting this shade paint color matched by just anyone. Helm Paint shows just how wrong that can go in a blog post. helmpaint.com
Claire Jefford shares some great color palettes to go with Pale Oak on her site. clairejefford.com
69.89. 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 light grays, Pale Oak has a pretty high LRV, meaning it reflects a good amount of light.
Yes. According to Brick and Batten, "Pale Oak by Benjamin Moore is rapidly becoming one of our favorite neutral exterior paint colors. This elegant hue lends itself to a number of different design styles.”
Gray, Light, Traditional
Pale Oak / Benjamin Moore OC-20
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Classic Gray, Calm, Collingwood