Benjamin Moore's maximalist Whole Home Palette uses Beau Green 2054-20 as its central shade. The family also includes rosy Sandblast, Hemlock, and berry-toned Mulberry. These colors suggest that a strong palette can have depth and variety without depending entirely on the brightest primary shades.

Supporting neutrals such as Intense White, Desert Shadow, and Abyss give the richer colors something to work against. Rather than assigning an unrelated statement color to every room, consider relationships across the home. A shared group of shades can guide textiles, paint, and smaller accents while still allowing individual rooms to have distinct identities.