Paint Colors in My Home + Free Printable

I am definitely overdue for this post today! How about a round up of all the paint colors of the rooms and ceilings in my home? I collected all of them, both as a way for you to find all of them here on my blog and to see them all in one space. It’s amazing what all of the paint colors in my home look like together, I love them!

Stay tuned at the bottom of the post where you can get a free printable to keep track of all the paint colors in your home.

Many times I look at pictures of homes and wonder what exactly the color is on the wall and think:

Can I pick up a paint chip? Can I get a sample can? Is it available locally? What would that look like in my house?

So today I’m here to tell you all about the paint colors in my house. I thought I’d show you a picture of each color in the room it “lives”, so you can see what the colors look like on the walls.

Since we have wood trim, that is most likely American Chestnut {or so we’ve been told}, it took a very highly scientific method to pick the correct color for our spaces. Highly scientific.

It’s called, tape up some samples, then try some out and see which we like best!

That was when I was painting my very last room in the house, the dining room. And it’s a perfect place to start to show you what color we picked.

Driftwood Gray

This color is in the Martha Stewart line at Home Depot. I like that the paints come in low VOC and Driftwood Gray turned out to be a favorite of mine. This room is in flat and I love it so much I wish I painted every other room flat too. Why did it have to be the last one I did?!

The paint in the dining room is on the upper half of the walls only. The bottom half below the plate rail is in a gray grass cloth wallpaper I got at Lowes.

*Update Martha Stewart paint colors are discontinued. This color matched to Weathered Moss by Behr at Home Depot.

 Chinchilla

When we moved into the house I knew I immediately wanted gray in the kitchen and Chinchilla, also my Martha Stewart was also a great match. It’s in semi gloss and is on the upper half of the walls above the all-white bead board.

This color is also discontinuted but you can ask for a color match at the paint counter.

Gotham Gray

Our living room got a paint makeover to Gotham Gray by Behr from Home Depot. This is a medium gray that instantly made the room feel cozy and completely changed the mood of the space. I always felt like something was off in the space before and never knew what it was.

If you are in doubt over colors, get samples and put them up on your walls. This color would be considered “dark” by most people, but it adds such personality to a room. These darker colors can look great if you have light furniture, in sun-filled spaces, and in any room where you want some real personality on the walls.

Creamy Mushroom

This was the first color I selected for our house. While I had been a huge fan of grey, I didn’t want it in every room, so I choose this neutral color to cover our living room, foyer, staircase and upstairs hallway. We bought 5 gallons of it and had tons leftover. We even used it in the basement for that mini makeover. Creamy Mushroom is a Behr Premium Plus Ultra color, found at Home Depot.

Update: This living room has since been painted in Gotham Gray (see above) and the Creamy Mushroom is now only in our basement, stairway, and hallway going upstairs.

Flint Smoke

For our bedroom, I wanted something in a medium grey/blue. Something with mood to it. We decided between a color called Atmospheric and Flint Smoke, and the latter won out. I absolutely love the color. Since our room was so big, we also got 2 gallons of this and ended up needing 1 plus a tiny bit of a second. I used that for our bathroom and front vestibule. Flint Smoke is by Behr.

Observatory

When we were totally remodeling our master closet, I thought it was time to have a little fun and paint the ceiling. But not in just any color, in a bold, deep, shiny blue. That’s where I used Observatory, also by Behr. It contrasts well with the white wax paper capiz shell chandelier that I made. I ended up using this color on several pieces of furniture too.

Grizzle Gray

This was the most recent color we used, specifically for our basement bathroom remodel. Grizzle Gray is by Sherwin Williams and is one of the best wall paints I’ve ever used. We have so much of it leftover, I’m still trying to think of where else in the house I’m going to put it. It’s a beautiful deep gray with soul. I think paint can definitely have soul.

Hale Navy

We used Hale Navy on the accent wall above our foyer fireplace and as the accent wall in our bedroom. It’s a true deep, navy that goes well with anything. Dark blue is a great neutral color that you can pair many colors, metallics, and accents with.

Hale Navy is by Benjamin Moore and there are lots of pictures of it on Pinterest.

Galapagos

This color is a bold teal blue that I painted in our upstairs hallway. I painted over a stencil project I did previously and created a wide stripe of Galapagos over the lower half of the wall. Galapagos is by Behr. This is in the flat matte finish.

Just to recap, Observatory, Flint Smoke, Ultra Pure White {not pictured}, Galapagos, and Creamy Mushroom are all from Behr, found at Home Depot. I believe they are all from the Premium Plus Ultra paint chips, although I have it mixed in the regular line, I didn’t need the paint and primer in one.

Chinchilla, Dolphin and Driftwood Gray are all from the Martha Stewart paint collection, which is now discontinued. Grizzle Gray is from Sherwin Williams and Hale Navy is from Benjamin Moore.  I’ve actually not used many other paint lines, except for on furniture, but I hope to try some new ones in the future.

To read more about my home, take a look at this page.

I recently created a Paint board on Pinterest. It shows the colors I used in my home and the colors I’d love to use someday. Paint is one of the least expensive ways to redecorate, who why not give it a try!

What are the colors in your home?

Have you ever wanted to try something different?