Sherwin Williams' Tidewater, Sea Salt & Comfort Gray paint colors!

I am continuing in the never-ending search for the perfect paint colors for my home If you have been reading the blog, you know that I love light blue-green paint mixed with a hint of  gray to produce a subtle neutral, similar to beach glass or the color you see when looking at clear water at a river's edge.I also like shades with a more vibrant blue-green to use as accent color. I have looked at several Benjamin Moore colors and have posted pictures of rooms painted Palladian Blue, Wythe Blue and Stratton Blue, all from the same color strip, and another post on Wedgewood Gray and Woodlawn Blue.
Today I am switching to Sherwin Williams paint colors and looking at Tidewater, Sea Salt and Comfort Gray. First up is Tidewater. What a beautiful color! of these 3 colors, I think Tidewater looks like the strongest blue-green, yet very light and airy.

                                                                       TIDEWATER

                                                                     Pawley Island Posh
You have to check out the before and after pictures of this room. Simply amazing. This blogger is talented!

One Lucky Couple



In Studio Design & Co. via Decor Pad


SEA SALT          

Next up is Sea Salt., whic is paler than tidewater.  This color can appear as almost an off white with an aqua tinge in some lights, but in others it is a very soft aqua and you can definitely see the color.



Southern Hospitality



TMS Architects via House of Turquoise







Apartment Therapy


COMFORT GRAY

Comfort Gray  is next down on the color strip from Sea Salt, and as you can see. it is a more grey version!



Nesting Place

swoon style home



Buzzings of a Queen Bee



So there you have it, three more contenders for my living room. Sherwin Williams has a beautiful collection of colors and I am especially fond of their blues and greens. In this post I showcased TIDEWATER, SEA SALT & COMFORT GRAY. What is your favorite paint color? Give me some ideas to include in my next color inspiration post!