Learn all about Benjamin Moore Slate Teal in this color review (2058-20) (Sample Here). Slate Teal is a gorgeous rich colorful teal color. It can be used as an interior or exterior paint color. It is dark and has an LRV of 7.1.
Please note that all our photos come from Color Concierge projects in this post. Some of the photos may not be perfect, but we love the way they show the color. Also, we don’t color edit the photos so that you can see what these paint colors really look like.
Benjamin Moore Slate Teal for Interiors
We love to use Slate Teal for dark accent rooms such as offices or dining rooms, or as accent walls. This color is rich, silky, and gorgeous. Make sure that you use it in a room with lots of natural or artificial light. We like to paint the ceilings and trim white to keep the room feeling sophisticated and airy.
Slate Teal as with so many other dark teal colors looks fantastic with wood finishes. Make sure that you repeat this color somewhere in the room such as the area rug or the decor.
Best Trim and Ceiling Colors for Slate Teal
Although we prefer creamier whites for trim and ceilings to reduce the contrast, Salamander also works well with clean white ceilings and trim. Consider Benjamin Moore White Dove, Swiss Coffee, Simply White, or Chantilly Lace.
This gorgeous bookshelf shines with wood finishes and a BM White Dove ceiling. I would love to work from home in this sophisticated office.
When should I avoid Slate Teal?
We don’t recommend Slate Teal in rooms with low light and dark ceilings unless you plan to have the lights on all day long.
Slate Teal for Exteriors
Slate Teal can be pretty for exteriors, and it can look great with a red or orange brick! You can use it as a siding color or for accents such as shutters and front doors. We don’t have photos of Slate Teal as an exterior paint color, but it’s always a good option.
Can my painter match Benjamin Moore Slate Teal to Sherwin Williams?
We never recommend paint matching unless you are willing to spend a lot of time going back and forth with the paint company. If you want to match, then make sure you check the paint color with a swatch from Benjamin Moore. Instead, consider SW Moscow Midnight.
Learn more about matching paint colors here.
The Verdict – Slate Teal
Slate Teal is a beautiful dark green paint color! You can use it for interiors or exteriors. If you use it for interiors make sure you have tons of natural or artificial light so that you can see the beauty in the color. In a dark room, it will look black. For exteriors, it looks great by itself or with red or orange brick or earthy stone.
No matter what, don’t forget to test your paint colors. It’s a standard best practice. Whenever I test my paint colors, they are perfect, and when I don’t test they turn out wrong. Learn how to test your paint colors here.
NEVER, EVER use paint matches from a different brand than the one specified. Results are poor and there are no standards for the sheens. Even though your painter may truly believe it can be done, don’t do it. See results from paint matching here.
We always recommend that you test paint colors in your house because lighting can change a color completely.
In the old days, this meant we painted a large poster board with sample pots and a huge mess.
Now we have SAMPLIZE, 9X14″ Pre-Painted peel-and-stick paint samples. Check out the SAMPLIZE website HERE.
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