Good SW shade of blue for master bedroom?

[Anonymous]

We have an oversized and very sunny master bedroom that is currently painted a pale blue (by the previous owners). We are planning to repaint the room a different shade of blue that is perhaps a bit cozier/more relaxing/more mature. The pale blue seems more apt for a cheerful nursery.

Furniture is white wood.

Floors are a medium tone wood.

[Anonymous]

Farrow and Ball Stone Blue

[Anonymous]

Boothbay gray by Benjamin Moore

[Anonymous]

I have SW Waterloo in my living room and love it, medium blue depending on the light. If you want really dark/bold, I used SW Moscow Midnight on the lower half of my dining room walls, with SW worldly grey on the top and love that too.

[Anonymous]

We painted our bathroom Upward by SW the year it was their color of the year. I really like it.

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/en-us/color/color-family/blue-paint-colors/sw6239-upward

[Anonymous]

We used SW paint, but used BM Marilyn's Dress 2125-60. It's very light and spa-like. Love it.

https://www.calumetpaint.com/products/marilyn-s-dress-2125-60

[Anonymous]

BM Sea Glass is what I had in my similar-sounding room. It was more blue-green than straight-up blue, but with the white and the medium wood tones, it looked amazing.

[Anonymous]

Benjamin Moore Chiswell Blue or Stratton Blue

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Benjamin Moore Chiswell Blue or Stratton Blue

NP. BM Stratton Blue is too green for us. Maybe also look at Palace Pearl, which is a CW color from BM.

[Anonymous]

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/en-us/color/color-family/green-paint-colors/SW6204-sea-salt?msockid=1afc91354b1f691f1012858b4a4d68f3

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BM Sea Glass is what I had in my similar-sounding room. It was more blue-green than straight-up blue, but with the white and the medium wood tones, it looked amazing.

SW Sea Salt will give same effect. Very coastal.