
The beginning of each day starts with a good breakfast whether it be a cup of coffee, a bowl of cereal or eggs and toast done just the way you like. However, we would argue there isn’t a more perfect breakfast than a stack of hot pancakes drizzled with maple syrup and sprinkled with fresh fruit toppings. This is the inspiration behind our August Color of the Month, Maple Glaze PPU3-16.

Maple Glaze adds scrumptious color to a dining room. This caramel hue in combination with bright pastels creates a perfect balance of newness while maintaining nostalgic appeal in a Midcentury dining room.

A swath of Maple Glaze highlights an architectural feature in a white living room. Extending the colorful band across the ceiling gives the room an extra scoop of visual interest, even in a room filled with white or light gray furnishings. Add a few cobalt blue throw pillows for an extra pop of color.

A Maple Glaze vanity adds an interesting touch to a black, white, and gray bathroom. A black sink basin stands out on top of the vanity, turning the entire feature into a focal point with a gray wall as the backdrop. An area rug in a global pattern style rounds out the space.

A multi-purpose bonus space such as a finished attic becomes far more inviting with a Maple Glaze focal wall. Outfit the otherwise white room with a gray closet door, dark plank flooring and a large wall-mounted coat rack repurposed to hold gym bags and sports equipment

A Maple Glaze ceiling lifts the sight lines and adds visual interest by bringing warmth to the space. Soft gray walls pair well with appliances, neatly tucked within a row of white painted base cabinets.

Maple Glaze in combination with a softer earthy shade work well in master bedroom and bath creating a smooth room-to-room tonal contrast.

Maple Glaze makes a restful focal point and adds earthy enrichment to a reading nook.

Maple Glaze adds colorful warmth to a neutral home’s facade.

To learn more about Maple Glaze, visit BEHR.com.
Colorfully yours,
Diana
I love these colors!
Hello – What is the tan paint color for the first picture above the cabinets?
Hello Paula, thank you for visiting our blog!
The kitchen wall color is Almond Wisp PPU5-12.
Hope this helps!
Colorfully yours,
Deanna