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Blue 09

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$27.88 $41 In stock

Category: paint

A mint green paint that embodies the playful pastels and Art Deco pop of Miami. Think of it as a new take on duck egg blue – easy to be around, with an edge that makes you stop and notice, plus a crisp matt finish for imperfection-free coverage.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob T. ★★★★★

This color is exactly the "new take on duck egg blue" I was hoping for — it reads as a soft mint with a surprising crispness that really livens up my reading nook. Took two coats to get that perfect Art Deco pop, but the finish is smooth and exactly what the description promised.

Emma ★★★★★

The Art Deco vibe is spot on—it’s playful without being childish, and the mint leans more crisp than pastel, which I like. The finish dries to a subtle sheen that catches the light in a way that makes the room feel brighter.

Ella U. ★★★★☆

I was a bit nervous that mint green might be too retro for my living room, but this paint's crisp, playful tone is just the right balance. The color goes on smooth and has that subtle Art Deco pop that makes the walls feel alive. Only docked a star because it took three coats to get a fully even fin