(Wouter, the basement section is for you.) If I sent her one of those it would be worse than useless. I couldn't find a single one that wasn't horribly out of date. and then I tried to find a video so one of my friends could figure out building in Stonehearth. And then 1.0 dropped and to my delight the interface was different. In fact I kind of hated doing it in the Alphas.
Do look at them all full-size.ĭisclaimer the Second: I do not pretend to be an expert at building in Stonehearth. There's text all over nearly every image pointing out important things. I might try to fix that at some point but I'm not sure it's really possible. I also share tons of color inspiration and workable color palettes as well and you can find all of those here.Disclaimer the First: This is an image heavy guide and they're all large. Thanks for stopping by today and if you are looking for more versatile colors, I shared my 15 favorite all-star colors on my blog here. Be sure to pin this to save it for later! It’s always very important to paint a poster board with a sample of a color before buy but it is especially important to test if you are looking at Pale Oak. Pale Oak is a gorgeous color and one to put on your radar.
I especially love it when the gray in the undertone stands out more but the warmth keeps it from being to sterile. While I love Pale Oak in all of these different light situation, I personally think Pale Oak looks its absolute best in spaces that have just a small amount of natural light. However, if you have a space with very little natural light and want to choose a greige that will not be to cold, Pale Oak is stunning and has just the right amount of warmth. If you’re looking for a beautiful off white with a hint of gray and you have a lot of natural light, Pale Oak is ideal in this situation. While Pale Oak is a very versatile color, Pale Oak is one of those colors that can dramatically change depending on lighting. Pale Oak Benjamin Moore via Sita Montgomery Interiors Pale Oak has just the right amount of warmth in the undertone that it keeps the gray in the color from being to cold and sterile. Pale Oak Benjamin Moore via A Thoughtful Place In spaces with little natural light, Pale Oak takes on a beautiful warm light greige color. Pale Oak Benjamin Moore via Enviable Designs In spaces with a lot of natural light (like this space below), Pale Oak will look more of a warm off white. Pale Oak is a light warmer greige (gray/beige) that leans just a tad warmer than traditional greiges. I wanted to spotlight Pale Oak because the color is quickly becoming a very popular neutral that is very versatile. If you happened to miss my post last month, I highlighted great whole home paint colors and shared some tips for choosing the perfect color here.įor today’s paint color post, I wanted to highlight a fantastic versatile neutral called Pale Oak by Benjamin Moore. Hi Remodelaholics! It’s Cyndy from The Creativity Exchange back with this month’s paint color post.
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