/ 21 Paints
Behr Dark Everglade (HDC-CL-21A) is a deeply saturated, blackened blue-green paint color with an LRV of 8. Acting as a moody, sophisticated teal, it shifts between a rich emerald in warm lighting and a dark, dramatic cyan in cooler exposures.
Behr Watery (HDC-CT-26) is a serene, mid-tone gray-blue paint color with prominent green undertones. Boasting an LRV of 49, it strikes a perfect balance between light and depth, creating a calming, coastal-inspired atmosphere without feeling overly pastel or washed out.
Dulux Emerson (S27B8) is a deeply saturated, blackened teal-green with an LRV of 14. Rooted in cool cyan undertones with a heavy charcoal cast, it acts as a dramatic, sophisticated anchor for cabinetry, millwork, and moody, atmospheric interior spaces.
Behr In The Moment (T18-15) is a restorative, muted blue-green paint color with a distinct gray undertone. With an LRV of 30, it acts as a grounding, tranquil neutral that shifts beautifully between soft sage and dusty teal depending on the room's lighting.
Benjamin Moore St. Lucia Teal (683) is a muted, medium-light blue-green with cool slate undertones. With an LRV of 43.79, it acts as a tranquil, gray-leaning teal that shifts beautifully between soft aqua in bright light and a deeper, moody slate in shadowed spaces.
Dulux Greenella (S27B6) is a deeply saturated, organic eucalyptus green with prominent blue-cyan undertones and a muted gray cast. With an LRV of 25, it acts as a moody, sophisticated mid-to-dark tone perfect for cabinetry, accent walls, and biophilic interior designs.
Benjamin Moore Narragansett Green (HC-157) is a deeply saturated, blackened teal. With a low LRV of 9.14, it acts as a moody, sophisticated chameleon that shifts between a rich navy-green in bright light and a grounded slate-black in shadows.
Farrow & Ball Vardo (No. 288) is a rich, flamboyant teal paint color with an LRV of 15.34. Inspired by traditional Romany wagons, it features a complex balance of deep blue and vibrant green undertones, making it an opulent choice for color-drenched rooms and cabinetry.
Benjamin Moore Raindance (1572) is a sophisticated, medium-light steely green with prominent gray and subtle blue undertones. With an LRV of 43.47, it acts as a moody chameleon, shifting between a tranquil spa-green in warm light and a muted slate-blue in cooler exposures.