A Study In Paint Chips

If you're anything like me, a waltz into your local Home Depot or Lowe's leads you straight to the paint aisle.  Will is making me breakfast bar table to go under my studio window--just enough for a couple to dine or a budding blogger to have her morning tea or joe.  I immediately began rumination on a color scheme and here is proof I take color very seriously.

Summer Rye and Deep Mink

Ironwood and Weather Vane

Valspar has a fascinating collection of historic colors such as 

Mark Twain Gray Brick which I paired with Porcini.

Cool Jazz with Napoleon (a lovely deep prussian) and Gray Flannel

Can anyone resist names like London Coach and Vintage Gray?

I adore Blackstrap, appropriately named after the molasses.  It was 

also the name I gave to a former tea company. Paired with Velveteen Crush.

Brick and Black Raisin

Arctic Cotton, Gray Goose, Slate Pebble

If you can't tell, I have a penchant for grays. I've tried to add captions only to those chips which are slightly unreadable so message me for any clarification.  All of these colors are from the Valspar collection.  I would love to hear your favorites.