Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice Paint Review With Real Life Examples

Back today with another wall paint color feature – Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice.

Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice in home office

Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice

I’ve been getting a lot of positive feedback on these paint color posts.

So glad you are finding these helpful.

And, I’m more than happy to do more!

Which brings me to today’s color: Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice.

The first time using this pale purple paint.

Just like so many other paint color choices we’ve made, I first used this pretty pale purple paint color (can never resist a little alliteration!) back in our former home in New York.

You can see it in the image of my old home office above.

I’ve always considered pale lavender to be such a chic color. Something a little different without being too outrageous.

We tweaked this paint color, by halfing it with white paint.

This created a more subtle version of the original.

More on this below…

girls bedroom painted in Lavender Ice by Benjamin MooreThe white trim paint in this bedroom is Benjamin Moore White Dove, this makes for a perfect color palette.

Second time with Benjamin Moore’s pretty lavender shade.

Having loved the look of this paint color in my little office, I decided to go with it again in my younger daughter’s room.

Above is a photo of her old room in our former house.

I’m a little partial, but I do think Benjamin Moore’s Lavender Ice is perfect for a girl’s bedroom!

adding white paint to Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice

Third time using Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice.

Going with this elegant paint option again in my current home office was a “no brainer.”

Just like the other paint colors we chose to repeat here in our current home (for example: Benjamin Moore Calm – which you can read about and see here) –

Because, quite often there’s no need to reinvent the (color) wheel!

This image of my office above (taken by Leslie Unruh from our feature on One Kings Lane) shows off this pale color so perfectly.

I also included a picture I took on my phone the same day – below!

However, I’m not sure if you’re able to tell how steep and somewhat strange the walls in my office are.

They’re like an attic, in that the ceiling slants on both sides.

Due to how unusual this space is, we chose to go with Lavender Ice on all the angles and the ceiling.

In a more typical room with a flat ceiling, I would go with white. You can read more about ceiling paint colors here.

Another popular post which you might find helpful is this one on Benjamin Moore Cumulus Cloud.

the zhush office painted in Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice

photos from my current home office

tulip table with chippendale chairs

 

So that’s pretty much it, as far as my love for this fun paint color.

This is another great example of using a color you love several times, with different grades of white paint added to it.

Benjamin Moore’s Lavender Ice is perfect if you’re looking to paint a room a cool, pale lavender color, to me it’s very soothing.

I recommend playing around with adding different percentages of white, any hardware or paint store will be very familiar with this practice.

Depending on the light and time of day, this paint color can appear to look almost white to solid pale purple.

For more great paint color ideas, be sure to check out this post here.

However, if you’re leaning more towards using a white paint color, you’ll want to check out this post here.

Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice paint on walls of home officephoto of my office from our feature on One Kings Lane

Conclusion

Ultimately you need to love the paint colors you choose for your walls.

Which is why I can’t recommend trying it out as a sample in your home first.

Perhaps this is so obvious, but even the surrounding light from one room to another can differ and therefore change the look of any color.

Live with a few samples for a few days before making your final decision.

Be sure to test the color in natural and artificial light too!

Also, another great way to test out a paint color are to get large self sticking paint samples.

They have all the premium paints, including Benjamin Moore paint.

This sounds so great!

No messy paint cans to deal with before you commit! Win/win!

If you’re at all curious, you can find them here and try it out as a sample in your home first!

Hopefully, you found this post helpful on your search to find the perfect color for your home.

If you do end up using Lavender Ice in your home, let me know!

Even better, send me a photo – I’d love to see it.

By the way, you can always see more of our home right here.

Benjamin Moore Lavender Ice paint sampleBenjamin Moore Lavender Ice aka 2069-60 lavender ice

If you’re looking for even more interior design possibilities, be sure to check out these other posts by clicking on each title below-

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Which reminds me… I’ve already answered a popular inquiry on which paint finish to choose in this post, (just in case your wondering:)

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  1. Gina Williams wrote:

    Thank you so much for your lavender ice posts. I had to make a decision very quickly on paint for an upstairs bedroom that tends to be dark but I needed something in the lavender range to match a printed duvet cover. I “halved” lavender ice with white and the room is beautiful and has the light lift that I needed. Thanks for saving me!

    Published on 11.18.20 · Reply
    • Sue De Chiara wrote:

      SO glad it worked out for your AND thanks so much for letting me know!
      The room sounds beautiful:)

      Published on 11.18.20 · Reply