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It feels old even when it's new - Behr's vice president of color and creative services called the shade an "instant classic," and isn't that what you want for the house of your dreams?

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It's cozy, despite being blue -

Blue is often written off because it's a cool color, but this particular shade is very inviting.

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It signifies optimism, authenticity, and confidence - Why wouldn't you want that in the bedroom?

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Warmer than denim, softer than navy - It invites light into rooms, but makes a great curtain!

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Build on it, and with it - Behr says, "Much like the sketches builders rely on to bring an architectural design to life, Blueprint S470-5 lays a foundation for consumers to make their unique vision a reality."

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Craft a home like you would a painting -

Start with the palette.

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No morning madness in the bathroom - Make your bathroom look as calm as you'd like to feel in the mornings.

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Be late for work with confidence - Your towels don't have to match, but it's a nice touch. 

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Pattern it up -

The calmness of the blue will tone down any pattern. 

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Mix and match - Using different shades adds depth to the space.

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Don't forget about your kitchen - How are you supposed to come up with new recipes if you're not creative and authentic with your kitchen space?

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In case you're living in a Medieval castle -

Okay, so your room probably won't look like this, but notice how blue works well with dark wood?

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Create a playful and soothing room for kids - It will liven up your kid's room, so they'll love it and you'll love not having white walls when it's time to clean up.

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Put it in your pantries - White plates are so last year. 

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And it looks great with chocolate! - Any reason to eat chocolate, right?

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Pair it with bright colors - Isn't that a door you'd like to enter?

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Make grey interesting! - If you want to use grey but don't want the room to look like a film from the 1920s, add Blueprint. 

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Make it regal - It's not overpowering, but it definitely has power. 

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Blueprint loves yellow - You'll love it too.

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Let it spread to your porch - For those warm summer evenings, and so that you can show off to the neighbors.

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It looks even better with greenery - Don't be afraid to green up your space.

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Inside & out - Don't confine this hue to the indoors! It's a sophisticated and modern twist to the usual deck chairs.

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It goes well with white -

If you don't have time to paint, pick up a chair to instantly enliven your space. 

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It doesn't take much - Minimalist spaces benefit from this neutral addition. 

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Create a mood - For whatever age or stage you're at.

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It seems there's never too much - If you or your child loves the night sky, this blue is a great way to keep the theme, but keep it light.

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Mix it with brighter shades - It makes them pop while keeping the classic feel.

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Ever thought about a round rug for your room? - Think about making it Blueprint blue.

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It doesn't have to be a lot -

Small accents play into the idea of the color, which is to not be overpowering. Happy redecorating!

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