This gorgeous pale blue-grey paint color called Quiet Moments from Benjamin Moore recently captured my imagination. You already know how important it is to me to help you discover the prettiest paint colors for your interiors, and here’s a keeper! Where could you use it!?!
Quiet Moments Paint Color: Is This Pale Blue Calling?
I can easily imagine it on the walls of a bedroom or bath. But as you will see from this lineup, it also works in laundry rooms and dining rooms too.
Here’s the swatch you’ll want to PIN!
Blue Grey in a French Country Bedroom
Consider this subdued, sophisticated, soothing hue for French country inspired rooms where you want to quiet the mood.
Quiet Moments on a Bathroom Vanity
If you have an existing wood vanity that needs an update, how about brushing on Quiet Moments?
A Lovely Grey Blue Above Panel Moulding
For a Casual Beachy Chic Living Space
An Atmospheric Pastel for a Mud Room
Elegant Simplicity in a Bedroom
Notice how green undertones in this paint color come forward depending on your lighting.
Your Perfect Porch Ceiling Paint
A Lovely Contrast With White Beadboard
Cottage Style Kitchen Beauty
Just Right With White Trim
Enhancing Lofty Spaces Too
Try This Paint for a Meditative Mood
Sweet Dreams Here
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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Curious about the chandelier over the farm house table….do you have a source on this photo? Much appreciated!
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Your heart and your blog are lovely indeed; it is candy for the eye and soul! Thank you!!
I loved seeing your color today, my entire living area used to be Quiet Moments. If there’s a perfect color out there – that would be mine! As an aging paintaholic, – my walls are now all white and I’m committed to keep them. But I will find something small to paint Quiet Moments! Thank you!
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Thank you so much for sharing this endorsement of Quiet Moments – I have been dying to try it, and after hearing from you, now I feel the nudge to get to the paint store! I do love my white walls too, and I think it is important to let each space whisper what it wants to be. And I’m all for being a paintaholic because it is far easier than being a move-a-holic like me! I am always in a mode to move and start with a fresh slate – so it’s an accomplishment to have stayed put in this fixer for 5.5 years! 🙂
Love the name as much as the color. 😊 And THESE quotes…love! Will be passing several along to my kids…as they are so timely…thanks!
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Isn’t it a winning name? When are these paint brands going to hire me to create color names!?! I’m waiting! 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing the quotes – I learn so much in the process of collecting them. xox
Hi Michele,
My entire home is painted in QM. It looks especially great with my Carrara marble bathroom.
I have different accents colors with it in different rooms. Teal, navy, grey, pale pink & white.
They all look great with QMs
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How beautiful! I’m happy to add images of your home to the post if you have any to send! It helps readers see how the same color can vary across different geographical regions and light exposures. Thanks so much for letting us know!
I love the 5 flower/herbal pics at the very top! Where did you find them?
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They are so beautiful – I had to go back to the post and see that the link was broken to the source – direct any questions about them to the designer: jsh home essentials. 🙂