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Designers Say “Dirty Neutrals” Are Replacing Plain White Walls
['Erica Finamore']
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Often referred to by designers as “dirty neutrals,” these nuanced hues are showing up across paint palettes, textiles, and finishes.
Unlike straightforward beige or gray, dirty neutrals are harder to pin down.
Dirty neutrals live in that hazy middle ground between beige, taupe, and gray.
How Designers Are Using ThemCuvee Home This space, designed by Cuvee Home, shows off the darker side of dirty neutrals.
Dirty neutrals are proof that beautiful spaces don’t have to be perfect.