All About Sherwin Williams Sea Salt + 46 Real Homes That Use It

All About Sherwin Williams Sea Salt + 46 Real Homes That Use It…

Sherwin Williams Sea Salt, (AKA SW 6204), is now starting to bring us into the world of color since so many in our series have been in the grey and white family (for good reason – they go everywhere and are so easy to use)! However, it’s not like Sea Salt is a vivid red that will have people take a double-take at your walls (in a good way of course!).

Sea Salt, with its green and gray tones, is a very soothing, beautiful (and quite beachy) backdrop color that can effortlessly fit in with so many color schemes and types of decor.

Let’s take an in-depth look at Sherwin Williams Sea Salt and see if it is the right shade for your home!

 

To really help you understand more about Sea Salt, it is important to look at a few of its defining characteristics (like light reflecting value), compare its shade to other colors in its family, and then see it in real-life homes.

Through this trifecta, I hope that you will deepen your understanding of Sea Salt and feel confident as to whether or not it could be the right shade in your home!

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After reading this post, if you still aren’t quite sure if Sherwin Williams Sea Salt is the right shade for you, you may want to check out the other colors we have explored in this series (linked below) as well. Perhaps your perfect shade is one of these options, instead…

 

 

Here’s what Sherwin Williams has to say about their popular paint shade 6204:

First, here’s the “numerical” details, or the LRV.

Sea Salt LRV = 63

LRV = Light Reflectance Value: Rated 0-100 with 0 being pure black, and 100 being pure white. Lighter paint shades REFLECT more light from them and therefore have a HIGHER LRV, and vice versa for darker shades). Below see Seal Salt (63) side by side with pure white (100):

 

One of the great things about visiting a specific color’s page on the Sherwin Williams website is that they have a lot of useful tools for you. The SW website provides coordinating and similar colors along with a visualizer where you can use different colors and decor in a picture to play around and try different looks.

That said, there isn’t much of an explanation of the color on there, so that is where this series is going to jump in! We’ll take a look at comparing Sherwin Williams Sea Salt to other similar colors and then check it out in real-life homes.

Let’s take a closer look now!

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Sherwin Williams Sea Salt Color Comparison:

Sherwin Williams classifies Sea Salt in the green family, while still leaning neutral with its grey undertones, which makes this one highly versatile paint color. The grey/green combination gives the color a very warm feeling that will translate into your room.

In an exciting twist of color magic, the grey undertones can also make Sea Salt look a little (to a lot) blue at times too. This is why it is important to get samples of a paint and try it on different walls with different lighting throughout the day.

Now, without further adieu, let’s check out Sea Salt in comparison to other popular Sherwin Williams colors.

 

 

 

Sea Salt vs. Comfort Gray:

Now, if Sea Salt is just a little too much color for you, you may want to check out Sherwin Williams Comfort Gray. It is just one notch up the color strip from Sea Salt and brings with it a deeper depth of color. Comfort Gray still gives that warm tone with the color still reading more green than gray.

It definitely has a little more saturation of color to it than Sea Salt, so if you want a little more drama, go with Comfort Gray. If lighter and brighter is your tendency than Sea Salt may be just the paint color for you!

 

 

Sea Salt vs. Oyster Bay:

Hello, Nantucket during the summertime! Or perhaps Prince Edward Island? That’s just what the books tell me since I’ve only been there in my mind.

However, Oyster Bay screams summertime soirees with women in white sundresses and men with seersucker pants as they drink mojitos by their gorgeous homes painted in Sea Salt or Oyster Bay. A girl can dream, right?

Oyster Bay is a deeper, more dramatic green/gray color that is taking the turn towards a cool tone.

 

 

Sea Salt vs. Silver Strand:

Since we’ve been steadily staying in the green/gray vein, I wanted to make sure to stray out of that a little bit and pull back to comparing Sea Salt to a more gray tone, like Sherwin Williams Silver Strand.

Silver Strand still reads warm with its green tones but it definitely leans closer to gray than Sea Salt. Silver Strand can also read a lot more blue than Sea Salt, but once again, that all depends on the room, lighting, and other colors in the room.

 

 

Sea Salt vs. Tradewind:

Let’s lean even farther into the blue territory with a crowd favorite: Tradewind. This color can still read neutral with having some gray in it, but it again, just like Silver Strand, leans more blue than green. Tradewind reads as an easy-breezy color to me that would help make any space bright and cheery.

Also, is it just me or are all these paint colors making you crave an ocean view? I think that is a sure sign that the grey/green/blue tones are definitely played up in homes that try to bring the natural beauty of the outdoors inside.

 

 

 

Sea Salt vs. Benjamin Moore Pale Smoke:

Lastly, let’s do one quick cross-brand comparison of two lovely colors. One of my favorite blue-grays (with some green thrown in, for sure) is Benjamin Moore’s “Pale Smoke“.

Almost identical to SW Sea Salt, whose LRV is 63, Ben Moore’s Pale Smoke has an LRV of 64.

 

A little more green, and a little less blue than Sherwin Williams Tradewind, like Sea Salt, Pale Smoke is a bit of a chameleon color. In different lights, it can go from reading quite green, to quite blue, to more of a neutral gray.

For those of you who love a little more color, but don’t want to take it to clown-level color saturation, Sea Salt is a great choice. But definitely have a look at Pale Smoke, too.

We have it in several rooms in our home including our kitchen, seen below:

 

And here again…

 

We also used Benjamin Moore Pale Smoke in our family room,

 

as well as our dining room. It’s a light and bright color that has a bit more saturation than your average, ho-hum neutral.

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Ok, let’s get to everyone’s favorite part and see Sherwin Williams Sea Salt in real homes.

We’ll check out how Sea Salt looks in some real spaces under lots of different lighting situations and with lots of other “things” in the rooms (furniture, countertops, etc) that the paint can play on.

Remember that photos on a computer screen are in no way a substitute for seeing a real sample on your own wall, but I think it can be really helpful to at least rule colors “in” to buy samples for, or “out” to just scratch completely.

 

Sea Salt Kitchens and Dining Rooms:

 

1. @vintagesouthdevelopment

Let’s just start this party started with an example of Sherwin Williams Sea Salt that will make your eyes pop straight outta yo head. Graphic, sorry…but this kitchen is O-to-the-M-to-the-GREAT, right? Cabinet color? Sea Salt, friends.

 

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A post shared by Vintage South Development (@vintagesouthdevelopment) on May 17, 2018 at 6:32pm PDT

 

2. @mansiondemullen:

And guess what? Now here’s another real-life looky-loo with some more cabinets painted in Sea Salt!

Honestly, it’s not a color I would have naturally gravitated towards for kitchen cabinets but now that I see if it’s all I want for kitchen cabinets. It’s the perfect color that’s bright, light, and interesting!

 

 

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A post shared by @mansiondemullen on Apr 22, 2020 at 4:51pm PDT

 

3. @buildingourhumblehome:

It’s coastal with a little bit of country with its bright hue, batten boarded walls and is everything I was envisioning for this color.

 

 

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A post shared by stephanie B (@buildingourhumblehome) on Apr 18, 2020 at 8:21am PDT

 

4. @adesignstory:

Well hello, spring in a room! Sea Salt lets the bright colors in the plates and flowers pop against it as it lends itself to be more neutral in this room. I also love how teal goes so well with this color, which isn’t always the case with green-on-green tones.

 

 

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A post shared by LINDSAY MILNER (@adesignstory) on Apr 16, 2020 at 5:55pm PDT

 

5. @farmhousetofrills:

Well, looky at Sea Salt being all soft and light in this room filled with natural light and white. It really is amazing how color can be saturated in one room and then bright in another.

If you look at the darkest part of the room in the back of the kitchen, you can see how Sea Salt looks a little more saturated than in the front (and lightest) part of the room.

 

 

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6. @girlnamedmichal

We shall end the kitchen and dining room portion of this post with me drooling over another set of cabinets painted Sherwin Williams Sea Salt.

I’m losing it over here with how much I surprisingly love Sea Salt on cabinets! Even without anything else finished around these, you know this space can’t help but be bright and happy.

 

 

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A post shared by • Michal • (@girlnamedmichal) on Feb 23, 2020 at 8:52am PST

 

7. @urbanhausdesigns

Seen here in a little breakfast nook area, this is a good picture of how Sea Salt looks against the pure white of the plantation shutters (lovely, btw) and the white molding in the shot.

It may not look like a super-saturated color on the swatch, but it is definitely a colorful paint on the wall!

 

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A post shared by Orooj Chandiwala (@urbanhausdesigns) on Apr 26, 2020 at 9:29am PDT

 

8. @westhollar

Sherwin Williams Sea Salt looking perhaps surprisingly at home in this mid-century modern dining room…

 

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A post shared by Aimee Kick Smith (@westhollar) on Oct 16, 2019 at 8:52am PDT

 

9. @shannon_thompson_

Here’s a nice example of Sea Salt being used in a large area/open concept floor plan kitchen and dining area paired with weathered gray floors.

 

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A post shared by Shannon Thomson (@shannon_thomson_) on Oct 1, 2017 at 12:32pm PDT

 

SW Sea Salt Living Rooms:

 

10. @buildingourhumblehome:

Why can’t I breathe, whenever I look at this living room? (Please sing along in your head with my updated Michelle Branch lyrics…Yes that’s an early 2000’s throwback).

This room is perfection with the color and decor choice. We peeked at this space when we were checking our @buildingourhumblehome’s kitchen and dining room, and I am just as in love with her Sea Salt living room!

 

 

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A post shared by stephanie B (@buildingourhumblehome) on Jan 1, 2020 at 10:52am PST

 

 

11. @westhollar

Sea Salt is looking pretty awesome in this sweet mid-century modern vibed living room.

 

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A post shared by Aimee Kick Smith (@westhollar) on Mar 1, 2020 at 12:18pm PST

 

12. @newperspectiveinteriordesign:

You know what, I am getting a new perspective on orange and Sea Salt in this room. That new perspective is that I am LOVING it!

Pops of color in the pink, orange, and red family really seem to shine along with Sea Salt.

 

 

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A post shared by New Perspective Design (@newperspectiveinteriordesign) on Apr 20, 2020 at 4:30am PDT

 

13. @acottagegirl:

You know that not only does this living room light a fire in me but so does that cute as a button dog!

I love how the vintage wood tones play with Sea Salt to make a warm, lived-in vibe for the room.

 

 

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A post shared by cindy (@acottagegirl) on Apr 3, 2020 at 2:35pm PDT

 

14. @brightwell_home:

Oh hello, Sea Salt combined with a navy blue accent in the built-ins. I am LOVING this combination!

The whole room looks very elegant and classic with the color pairing and decor.

 

 

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A post shared by Brightwell Home | 🌷 Molly (@brightwell_home) on Feb 23, 2020 at 9:48am PST

 

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Sherwin Williams Sea Salt Bedrooms: 

 

15. @killington_collection:

Look at the natural light spilling into the room, making Sea Salt show its blue tones. I also think that the blue in the bedding lends the bedroom to look more blue than green since paint colors on the wall can reflect the colors in the room.

 

 

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A post shared by 〰️Jenna〰️ (@killington_collection) on Apr 8, 2020 at 10:31am PDT

 

16. @fresh_look_calgary:

I think I’ve found my next bedroom (in my dreams at least). The tall ceilings with the wooden beams and Sea Salt complementing it all make this a serene and comforting bedroom.

This is definitely the bedroom I imagine in the Nantucket house I mentioned earlier.

 

 

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A post shared by Fresh Look Colour (@fresh_look_calgary) on Apr 7, 2020 at 10:53am PDT

 

17. @livingthatlakelife:

This is another bedroom that is all about those coastal vibes, and I am here for it (I think I’ve made that obvious by this point). I love Sea Salt with white planking or other architectural details to play off of.

 

 

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A post shared by livingthatlakelife (@livingthatlakelife) on Apr 6, 2020 at 12:27pm PDT

 

18. @emilysprojectlist:

This bedroom is more classic and chic in its styling; Sea Salt blends perfectly with this look, somehow giving it that modern antique vibe.

I may have made that up, but now I’m going to start looking for it more because it may just be the next big trend.

 

 

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A post shared by Emily (@emilysprojectlist) on Mar 29, 2020 at 3:26pm PDT

 

19. @leeannleopard07

This bedroom shows the perfect way to layer neutrals, which includes using Sherwin Williams Sea Salt as a neutral. It’s enough color to add interest to the walls and while letting the different tonal neutrals play off of its beautiful color.

 

 

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A post shared by leeannleonard07 (@leeannleonard07) on Mar 22, 2020 at 6:12pm PDT

 

20. @remingtonranchfarmhouse

Sea Salt with farmhouse flair. Check out how soothing Sea Salt looks in this rustic retreat of a master bedroom. Do you like the color paired with the raw wood tones?

 

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A post shared by Tracy (@remingtonranchfarmhouse) on Apr 21, 2020 at 5:17pm PDT

 

Sea Salt in Hallways:

 

21. @onehouse2barns

Major bonus. Sea Salt plays well with cows.

 

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A post shared by Laura * one house | 2 barns (@onehouse2barns) on Apr 9, 2018 at 6:17am PDT

 

22. @southfloridafarmhouse:

We all know that gold is still having a big moment; this just confirms that Sea Salt looks charming and elegant paired with gold (like we had any doubts about it). What a happy space to welcome people into your home.

 

 

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A post shared by Kendall | South FL Farmhouse (@southfloridafarmhouse) on Mar 2, 2020 at 5:00pm PST

 

23. @buildingourhumblehome:

I would just like to emphasize that this is a hallway. A hallway!! Wow! Who wouldn’t love this beautiful, architecturally interesting, and highly functional hallway.

Sea Salt definitely helps lighten up this potentially dark passageway and even makes the hall feel like a sanctuary!

 

 

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A post shared by stephanie B (@buildingourhumblehome) on Feb 23, 2020 at 8:04am PST

 

24. @the.old.barn

Another gorgeous example of Sea Salt in a modern farmhouse style home. It’s the color painted in the hallway seen behind that gorgeous barn door.

 

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A post shared by Jessica | Home designer (@the.old.barn) on Feb 27, 2020 at 4:53am PST

 

Sherwin Williams Sea Salt Bathrooms & Laundry Rooms:

Of all the ways to use this truly livable color, I think seeing it in bathrooms is my favorite. Blue/green is a very popular color for bathrooms (keep that in mind if you’re thinking of putting your house on the market anytime soon).

A timeless blue/green hue reminds us of resorts. Vacations. Spas. All of which are GREAT things, am I right? Why wouldn’t anyone want that feeling as they enter their bathroom each day?

 

25. @katiebush09:

I am loving the white + black + Sea Salt. I think that is a great base to build a room upon!

 

 

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A post shared by Katie Bush (@katiebush09) on Feb 2, 2020 at 9:00am PST

 

26. @builtonbarrow

Often, you see Sea Salt painted on the wall ABOVE wainscoting, but here, they’ve flipped that concept and put the lovely buffalo check pattern atop a Sea Salt color below.

 

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A post shared by Erin (@builtonbarrow) on Mar 5, 2019 at 5:50am PST

 

27. @goldenboysandme:

Don’t be fooled; the wall color is Sea Salt but the vanity is NOT! Wow! They look very similar, don’t they? The vanity is actually Opal Silk by Behr but that doesn’t stop this combination from winning!

 

 

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I’m loving the little touches of orange I added to our master bath for #fall – just a few leaves from Hobby Lobby and a couple of small pumpkin hand towels from @homegoods. Also, I have searched high and low for a source for this rug and I get asked questions about it daily. Boho medallion rugs seem to pop up everywhere – all over my computer, on my phone and even in my sleep. 🤦🏼‍♀️ And yet none are the same or even similar enough to recommend. All this to say, I am still searching and I will definitely share if I find the source or something similar. Have a great day! . . Vanity Color : Opal Silk by @behrpaint Rug – HomeGoods (manufacturer unknown) . . #masterbath #masterbathroom #cottagestyle #fixerupper #diybath #frenchcountry #frenchcountrystyle #pedestaltub #thecottagejournal #bhghome #betterhomesandgardens #mybhg #southernliving #southernlivingmag #mycountryhome #instahome #sherwinwilliamsseasalt

A post shared by Courtney Affrunti (@goldenboysandme) on Sep 25, 2019 at 6:00am PDT

 

28. @sheffield_manor:

Sea Salt brightens up this space and hopefully helps laundry day (ok, but what day isn’t laundry day?) be a little bit better. I like how it reflects off the shine of the stainless steel washer and dryer.

 

 

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A post shared by Katie Sheffield (@sheffield__manor) on Apr 17, 2020 at 7:30am PDT

 

29. @reddesignky

Check out how different SW Sea Salt looks in the darker corner of this gorgeous bathroom versus the lighter areas of the room. It is playing pretty green in those darker zones.

Also a good look at the paint color against marble, which is one place this color really shows off some of it’s more beautiful qualities, I think.

 

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A post shared by Jenni Danehy (@reddesignky) on Jul 9, 2017 at 5:53am PDT

 

30. @aandjpaintingservices

Here’s a good look at a bathroom before and after being painted with Sea Salt.

 

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A post shared by A&JPaintingServices (@aandjpaintingservices) on Apr 14, 2017 at 2:41pm PDT

 

31. @hillcreekranch:

Fresh. That’s the word that I now associate with Sea Salt as a color. After looking at all of these spaces, the one thing they all have in common is that they all feel fresh. This bathroom is no different. Dare I say it is so fresh and so clean clean?

 

 

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A post shared by Hill Creek Ranch (@hillcreekranch) on Apr 12, 2020 at 9:39am PDT

 

32. @littlesteelehouse:

Oh, a planked wall painted Sea Salt! I love it! I’ve kept saying that architectural details and Sea Salt pair well together.

This is the first time we’ve seen Sea Salt painted on these details, and it’s giving me all the feels! But wait – were you fooled like I was?!

Read her caption for your mind to be blown!

 

 

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“You’ll never be bored when you try something new. There’s really no limit to what you can do!”~Dr.Seuss ⁣ •⁣ •⁣ Never trust a girl with time on her hands and a sharpie! I really wanted shiplap in this bathroom, but there is no window and sub par ventilation and putting wood on the wall scared me! So today, with my trusty sharpie paint pen and a level in hand, I went to work. And I have to say, I ain’t hating it! It’s not perfect but it added just enough somethin’ somethin’. ⁣ •⁣ •⁣ This is such an easy and budget friendly DIY. I hope you attempt it and let me know how it turns out!⁣ •⁣ •⁣ ~XOXO⁣ •⁣ •⁣ #sharpieshiplap ⁣ #fauxshiplap ⁣ #littlesteelehouse ⁣ #thisishomeinspiration ⁣ #sherwinwilliamsseasalt #farmhousevibesdecortour #homedecoronabudget ⁣ #farmhousediy ⁣ #budgetdecor ⁣ #decoronabudget ⁣ #thriftedhome ⁣ #goodwillfinds ⁣ #vintageporchlovesvintage ⁣ #katecodkindreds ⁣ #farmhousedecor ⁣ #beautifuldecorstyles ⁣ #homedecorlover ⁣ #farmhousetablegatherings #homedecorinspiration ⁣ #dabblingwithdecor ⁣ #myseasonalstyling ⁣ #housebeautifulhome ⁣ #thedesigntwinslove #bathroominspo #bathroomideas #myhomebeautiful #myhome #myhomestyle #easydecor #smallbudget

A post shared by Nichol|Budget Friendly Decor (@littlesteelehouse) on Apr 1, 2020 at 10:01am PDT

 

33. @justanotherfarmhouse

Queue the jaw-drop. Check out the Sea Salt cabinets in this amazing laundry room that I’d like to live in.

 

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A post shared by GINNIE (@justanotherfarmhouse) on Apr 15, 2019 at 3:33pm PDT

 

34. @kristen_w13:

Bringing it back to that coastal vibe with this bathroom full of blue tones and coral!

 

 

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A post shared by KRISTEN 🌸Lifestyle Blogger (@kristen_w13) on Apr 1, 2020 at 7:01am PDT

 

35. @coloradopaintmasters

Sea Salt in a bathroom is a resort-y color to my eyes. It is the picture of leisure, isn’t it?

 

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A post shared by Colorado Paint Masters (@coloradopaintmasters) on Mar 6, 2020 at 9:11am PST

 

36. @farmhouse4010

OK, saving an absolutely luscious laundry room for last here. Check out these splendiferous sea salt cabinets from Farmhouse 4010 on Insta…yum.

 

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A post shared by Allie | Farmhouse4010 (@farmhouse4010) on Mar 12, 2020 at 3:59pm PDT

 

Sea Salt Exteriors:

 

 

37. @saltymermaidobx:

This is the time we have all been waiting for – were we or weren’t we about to see beach house pictures with Sea Salt exteriors? Well, check out this beauty at the Outer Banks! (PS – Have you watched that Netflix show yet?)

 

 

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We finally have color on the house!! Sea Salt is going to look fabulous. Thank you all for helping to pick out the color! #saltymermaidobx #avonnc #avonncbeach #avonncvacation #avonncvacationrental #hatterasisland #fishhatterasisland #hatterasislandvacations #obx #obxvacation #obxvacationrental #obxvacationrentals #obxrealestate #outerbanks #outerbanksfishing #outerbanksvacationrental #outerbanksvacationhome #builtbypogie #sherwinwilliamsseasalt

A post shared by Holly Andrzejewski (@saltymermaidobx) on Jan 4, 2020 at 9:01am PST

 

38. @beshfamfarmhouse:

Ok, ok, Sea Salt is not just for beach houses. Look at this stunning farmhouse with Sea Salt and black accents. This is spectacular!! Plus, it shows us that Sea Salt is not just a color for beach living.

 

 

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A post shared by BeshFamFarmhouse (@beshfamfarmhouse) on Oct 8, 2019 at 4:49pm PDT

 

 

39. @farmhouse4010

And ANOTHER farmhouse with an awesome pop of Sea Salt! Check out this amazing dutch door. #swoon

 

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A post shared by Allie | Farmhouse4010 (@farmhouse4010) on Apr 18, 2020 at 6:03am PDT

 

40. @opmiprop:

Well isn’t she sweet! Again, those black details and Sea Salt are creating a winning combination. I bet that house sold fast! Also, isn’t is amazing how much lighter paint looks outside with full sun? Wow!

 

 

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A post shared by Oden Property Mgmt & Inv., LLC (@opmiprop) on Dec 15, 2019 at 10:21am PST

 

41. @talysahill

One more gorgeous door featuring SW Sea Salt…

 

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A post shared by t a l y s a • h i l l (@talysahill) on Oct 7, 2018 at 10:16pm PDT

42. @kristiwebbinteriors

Check out Sea Salt on shutters! Isn’t it a pretty choice?

 

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A post shared by Kristi Webb I NCIDQ (@kristiwebbinteriors) on Jun 10, 2019 at 8:25am PDT

 

Other SW Sea Salt “Sightings”

 

43. @renovation_junkies

In a basement…

 

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A post shared by Mackenzie Louise (@renovation_junkies) on Mar 20, 2019 at 5:10am PDT

 

44. @dwellbycheryl

How about this classy, inviting bathroom mood board featuring SW Sea Salt? Looks like a place I’d love to visit, for sure!

 

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A post shared by Cheryl Luckett (@dwellbycheryl) on Nov 19, 2019 at 5:11pm PST

 

45. @the.old.barn

Office Space, SW Sea Salt style.

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A post shared by Jessica | Home designer (@the.old.barn) on Feb 10, 2020 at 4:50am PST

 

Last but not least,

 

46. A Sea Salt-y Dog from @blkbirdsing

Looks like the jury is out on what our labrador friend here thinks of the shade…

 

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A post shared by Jessica Henley (@blkbirdsing) on Sep 21, 2019 at 5:40pm PDT

 

And that brings us to the end of this color study! I hope that this has given you a bit more of a glimpse into whether or not Sherwin Williams Sea Salt is a color that you’d like to use in your own home!

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