#C6C6BFIn north light the lightened wall color #DDD7C7 looks a little cooler, and the blue-grays at LRV 24 to 32 can seem heavy.
Paint colors for your home, inside and out
20th-century French painting · art-to-room palette
Venice, Palazzo Dario by Claude Monet is mostly mid-tone blue-green and gray-blue, with a warm stone and a pinkish tan. It suits a bathroom, bedroom or study that benefits from a cool, even color.
Quick answer
Use the lightened stone #DDD7C7 on the walls and the blue-gray #889C9D for the main furniture. Use the deeper #5F7288 as an accent and the tan-pink #B28E7E for textiles.
Measured from the image and ordered by how much of the canvas they cover. LRV is how much light a color reflects, from 0 for black to 100 for white.
Left, every pixel of the canvas snapped to its nearest palette color. Right, the detail where each color is strongest.
The nearest color from each brand. “Near-identical” and “Very close” are hard to tell apart on a wall; with “Similar”, compare a sample with the painting. Brands with nothing close are left out.
| Painting color | Closest paints | LRV | Use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
Harbor Gray Blue#889C9D |
|
31 | Bed, sofa, curtains |
Canal Teal Gray#718B8C |
|
24 | Small accents, art, accessories |
Soft Sky Blue#839EA9 |
|
32 | Small accents, art, accessories |
Dusk Slate Blue#5F7288 |
|
16 | One bold piece |
Pale Stone Beige#BBB4A1 |
|
46 | Main walls |
Muted Rose Tan#B28E7E |
|
30 | One small textile |
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This painting has no light tone, so the wall color above is a lightened version of its palest color (#DDD7C7).
The wall color shifted for the light it will live in. Check the version closest to your room before buying a sample.
#C6C6BFIn north light the lightened wall color #DDD7C7 looks a little cooler, and the blue-grays at LRV 24 to 32 can seem heavy.
#E4DAC5In strong south light the blue-grays lighten and read as soft, hazy colors against the warm stone wall.
#BFAC90Under warm evening bulbs the stone wall turns creamy and the blues look quieter and slightly grayer.
Pick which painting color goes on the walls, the big furniture and the bold piece. Floors, shadows and light follow your choices.
Wood takes a warm mid-brown and the rug border takes Muted Rose Tan in every combination.
Details from the painting next to the colors and materials that carry them into a room.
A card with the painting, all 6 colors and a room scheme. Pin it, or take it to the paint store.
The painting has no light tone, so the wall color is a lightened version of its palest color, #BBB4A1.
They range from LRV 16 to 32 and vary in how green or blue they look. Compare them in your room before choosing one for the largest surface.
The #B28E7E has a warm red-orange undertone and an LRV of 30. It looks best in a rug, cushions or a wood tone.
Image: The Art Institute of Chicago, Public domain (CC0). Palette, posterized image, details and room views generated by Light & Pigment from that image. Colors look different on screen than on a wall, so always test a sample.