Canadian Finishing and Coatings Manufacturing

February 9th, 2022

CFCM Behr Sunwashed Brick 400Behr’s February colour of the month is Sunwashed Brick: a nuanced pink with soft charm.

Sunwashed Brick has a slightly dusty undertone and is versatile enough to work well with other neutral colours.

February is a month of new beginnings and reflection: it represents fresh starts, optimism and hope. Sunwashed Brick is a colour that makes sense for this time, reminding us of peacefulness and repose.

To learn more about Sunwashed Brick, visit https://www.behr.com/consumer/ColorDetailView/S180-2/

To learn more about Behr, visit https://www.behr.com/consumer/

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