The bathroom of the on-trend designer Abigail Ahern's has had two distinct paint looks, which perfectly demonstrate her journey to the Dark Side of paint colours. Have a look and see which bathroom paint you prefer.
Abigail Ahern bathroom paint in Dulux Dusted Moss |
1) The first paint to grace Abigail Ahern's bathroom walls is Dulux Dusted Moss (1 - the deepest of the four available saturations) with a crisp white ceiling.
Dulux Dusted Moss 4: Abigail Ahern bathroom paint |
Dulux Dusted Moss was one of Relics of Witney's colour choices for their post on The Best Grey Paints. Isn't that grey green paint colour delicious?
Abigail Ahern bathroom paint: Dulux Dusted Moss |
2) Look number two is very different. Abigail Ahern went on to paint her bathroom with Farrow and Ball London Clay, a sludgy, warm deepest greige. The soft hint of pink in the London Clay paint would work really well as a darker foil to Farrow and Ball Elephant's Breath.
Abigail Ahern bathroom paint: Farrow and Ball London Clay |
What makes the most enormous difference is that Abigail Ahern has used Farrow and Ball London Clay paint on the bathroom ceiling too, giving the rather lovely feeling of a cocoon.
Abigail Ahern bathroom paint: Farrow and Ball London Clay |
Now, and I say this rather coyly, as Abigail has certainly earned her design-stripes with her bold take on colour, I *whispers* prefer the look of the Dulux Dusted Moss version.
Farrow and Ball London Clay |
What about you? Are you a calm and serene Dulux Dusted Moss fan, or a cheerleader for the warm haven Farrow and Ball London Clay paint provides in Abigail Ahern's bathroom?
Images via Abigail Ahern, except image 4 from Interiorator
5 comments :
'London Clay' for me. What a great colour.
The chandelier is pretty special too!
Hope you have a lovely week,
Liz x
You've left me with a bit of a conundrum. I Love the "London Clay" colour... but there is NO way I would have painted everything in it. I actually think that it makes the room seem damp and cold rather than warm and cozy. I think "Dusted Moss" works better in the room. As much as I love interior design, at the end of the day the look has to reflect the person who lives there - be something that makes them feel good. I'm more than happy to toss "on trend" out the window if it doesn't work for me. How about you?
Sheree xo
London Clay is such a sophisticated color. Love it. And I wouldn't mind having a chandelier and fireplace like the ones in the photos.
The fourth photo actually comes from my blog Interiorator.com - could you please update your blog post?
Thanks for letting me know, Patrick - all updated!
Sarahx
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