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Emily Griffin

Emily Griffin has been working in color consultation for over ten years. Her background is in interior design with a focus on color theory. Over the years, she’s helped many people move past the paralysis of staring at 47 shades of white that look alike. She cares about the emotional side of color, for example, how a room feels at 7 am versus 7 pm, or what happens when natural light shifts. That’s the lens she brings to everything she writes for Minimal & Modern.

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When I first started helping people pick cabinet colors, one question kept coming up. Should you paint cabinets Accessible Beige?

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Pale Oak shows up on nearly every designer shortlist, and yet it quietly disappoints in more homes than most people

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Greige and beige sound like straightforward color categories until you’re standing in your living room holding paint chips that all

I’ve noticed that some paint colors look simple on a sample card but feel very different on a real wall.

If you are considering Privilege Green SW 6193, you likely want to know how the color behaves in real life

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