In 2009, we did a series of makeover projects with designer Stephen Saint Onge for Better Homes and Gardens magazine. I just stumbled across this on Youtube. This project was cool because it was one of many test projects for our Benjamin Moore Natura Review.
The BHG projects were fun times that brought paint, design and people happily together.
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Gorgeous Scott! I love this room, concept & colors. Not to mention, the paint was low (or zero) VOC?! Amazing what color alone can create. Great inspiration for so many families. Way to go 🙂
Thanks Lisa! Yes, Natura is zero voc, including the tints (which is not the case with some marketed zero voc paints). This was one colorful project! I hope you guys are doing well and excited for spring.
That is pretty neat Scott, a nice reminder that work in homes, not houses!
For sure. My son was actually on the set that day and is the little guy in one of the segments. You’re right…families and their homes. Thats what we do.