When thinking of ‘beige’, Nomadic Desert is likely a little bit darker than the average person traditionally thinks of but isn’t so heavy that it will weigh down a well-lit room. Really, Nomadic Desert is like a darker version of Kilim Beige, having similar features (and an orange undertone). With an LRV of 50, Nomadic Desert adds decent visual weight to a room and a stronger contrast with white trim, especially compared to some of the popular lighter shades of beige.
Nomadic Desert is a beige with a bit more meat on its bones. Is Beige Back? You Might Be Surprised! 2. The LRV of Kilim is 60, so while it will reflect some light into the room, don’t expect it to work ANY great wonders in a dark room.Kilim Beige looks good with many wood tones, but avoid OVERLY yellow ones.It DOES have a wink of red (pink) tucked inside, so make sure it jibes with the undertones of your interior finishes.Kilim Beige loves north-facing rooms as its warmth helps balance the cool light but can look OVERLY warm in southern or western afternoon sun.Compare it to Macadamia to see the difference.
However, of the undertones found in beige, Kilim Beige leans more to the brown/orange end of things, not the yellow end, without becoming obnoxiously peach-toned. Kilim Beige is warmer than many of the popular shades of beige without fully committing to yellow, orange or pink. And while I’ve written several articles on the lighter end of the beige world (links posted throughout), this one focuses on beiges with just a WINK more depth. One of the front runners in the Battle of the Beige is Sherwin Williams as they’ve created a range of dark neutral colors that will satisfy even the pickiest connoisseur (like me…). Gone are the days of boring old beige! Beige has reached new heights in the last few years as homeowners have embraced the versatility of what was once considered a basic ‘builders’ color. The Top LIGHT-MEDIUM Depth Beige Paint Colors
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