The Sad Beige Era Might Be Over, But Benjamin Moore's Pashmina Is So Far From Boring – 'It Always Feels Warm, But It Never Falls Flat'

Coastal bedroom with Pashmina by Benjamin Moore walls, a bed with pale blue and white bedding, a wall of nautical prints, a white dresser, and built-in bookshelves with orange boxes.

'Safe' neutrals may have had some bad press in recent months, but that's not to say that every shade is worth writing off. This year, rich, complex neutrals that feel layered and warm are a calming choice that balance the striking shades amongst this year's trends.

While some beige paints can fall into the flat or forgettable category, Benjamin Moore's Pashmina is the rich, warming hue that proves neutral doesn't have to mean boring. 'Perfectly balanced between warm and cool, light and dark, Pashmina is a sophisticated neutral that feels at home in any space,' says Helen Shaw, Director of Marketing (International) at Benjamin Moore. 'It's a timeless taupe enriched with soft, moody undertones.'