>>18416784That only leaves you with a few colours like bright blue or orange that really go well with it. It's much more restrictive than beiges or browns imho.
>>18416789I don't even like it in work environments. I'm not sure who would think it was classy, when literally no classic style overuses grey to this extent. It's probably like fashion whereby someone decided grey was the cool colour this year, but it's yet more NPC behaviour following trends. If you genuinely like all grey, fair enough. If you're just copying pictures you saw online rather than being brave enough to pick a colour or wallpaper you like because someone might make fun of it, you're the same type of person who got vaxxed because everyone else was doing it and you should unironically rope.
