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.

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.

Benjamin Moore Chiswell Blue or Stratton Blue

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.

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

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

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.

Boothbay gray by Benjamin Moore

Farrow and Ball Stone Blue

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.