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skipping stone CSP-155: Like a polished pebble, this neutral offers subtle shading that plays beautifully with light.
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urban sophisticate CSP-160: Tailored and no-nonsense, a gray-green hue that can walk the talk.
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downtown CSP-165: Inspired by freshly poured concrete and old granite skyscraper facades - a neutral tone with a sense of permanence.
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greenwich gate CSP-170: Inspired by the limestone entryways of The Village's walk-ups, this cool tone is perfect for modern interiors.
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kid gloves CSP-175: Years later, she found in his trunk her missing gloves from their first date.
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river silt CSP-180: The soft, mossy sand on the cool, shallow river bottom felt good on my bare feet.
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plaster of paris CSP-185: A true, powdery white that possesses great depth - reminiscent of a classic statue.
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rocky beach CSP-190: The irregular outcropping of stones, worn from years of tides, gave a quiet impression with their muted brown hues.
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porcini CSP-195: Earthy and robust, the little Italian mushrooms were the perfect complement to our farewell dinner in Tuscany.
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Lou-lou Osborne Is there another number for this colour? I can't find it in my samples...
cathedral gray CSP-205: Inspired by the feeling of weathered stone walls, this warm, inviting gray works well with almost any hue to make your home a sanctuary.
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quicksand CSP-200: Sink into this mysteriously alluring color - a beautiful neutral for any room.
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cake batter CSP-215: Sweet, creamy and decadent. Sometimes licking the spoon is just as good as eating the cake.
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café doppio CSP-210: Rich, delectable - like the classic beverage served at that charming Venetian cafe somewhere along Campo San Biassio.
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gallery buff CSP-225: Neutral enough to anchor your latest art piece, yet strong enough to make its own statement.
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lace handkerchief CSP-220: She tucked the borrowed handkerchief into the sleeve of her wedding gown before gliding down the aisle to her beloved.
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brownstone CSP-240: Rich, robust and coffee-like in nature. A natural with tans, but a knockout with grays.
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chocolate velvet CSP-235: Sweet and decadent, like a mug of creamy hot chocolate. Treat yourself to the richness of this velvety hue.
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quietude CSP-230: With its warm, brown tones, this hue immediately creates an instant sense of stillness and calm.
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dulce de leche CSP-250: A delicious blend of caramel and cream tones that lends an Argentinian air wherever it's used.
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stoneware CSP-245: On the buffet, she displayed an array of warm white porcelain platters, bowls and tureens.
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wicker basket CSP-255: Young willow branches weave and interlock to create something that looks more like a work of art.
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kentucky birch CSP-265: Smoky brown and naturals combine, reminiscent of the bark of an ancient birch tree.
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taupe fedora CSP-260: With its grosgrain hatband and well-worn brim, his father's old hat was something he treasured.
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bare essence CSP-275: A classic wisp of color, this shade contains the barest essence of pink, which lends lightness and life.
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dark chocolate CSP-270: Deeply satisfying, with a rich, decadent quality you're sure to savor.
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café au lait CSP-290: The perfect complement to a morning croissant, this rich, creamy coffee is deliciously indulgent.
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camel hair CSP-285: The classic overcoat hangs in the back of Dad's closet, evoking memories of comfort and warmth.
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warm sand CSP-280: Quickly, I ran out of the surf to lie down on the warm, sun-drenched beach. What a relaxing way to spend the day.
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riding boots CSP-300: Newly polished, my favorite boots were ready for a fall ride with the new mare.
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cattail CSP-295: The mirror-still surface of the lake reflected the red-brown cattails where the mallard ducks made their nest.
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Holly Herick @ LIsa O'Connor. I like this for the Studio. Wonder how it would look on a paint chip vs. a computer screen.