/ 7 Paints
Behr Sage Gray (710F-4) is a medium-depth, cool-leaning gray-green with an LRV of 36. It acts as a soothing, earthy neutral that balances natural green with a strong gray base, preventing it from looking overly minty or bright on the walls.
Behr Jungle Camouflage (N350-4) is a subtle, relaxed gray-green hue with warm olive and earthy brown undertones. With an LRV of 38, this mid-tone architectural finish serves as a sophisticated neutral, bringing a sense of calm and organic warmth to both interior and exterior spaces.
Farrow & Ball Mizzle (No. 266) is a soft, hazy grey-green that captures the essence of a misty coastal morning. Depending on the light, it shifts beautifully between a muted sage green and a cool, silvery blue-grey, making it an incredibly versatile neutral.
Farrow & Ball's Douter No. 318 is a deeply atmospheric, smoky grey-green inspired by the tarnished brass of traditional candle snuffers. Sitting elegantly between Inchyra Blue and Green Smoke, this moody hue shifts from slate grey in low light to a rich, muted green in brighter spaces.
Farrow & Ball Treron No. 292 is a sophisticated, dark grey-green with earthy, warm undertones. Acting as a darker sibling to the classic Pigeon, it blends organic green with a muted grey base, making it an incredibly versatile, nature-inspired architectural finish.
Benjamin Moore Flora (AF-470) is a beautifully muted, mid-tone gray-green featuring subtle earthy yellow undertones. With an LRV of 39.55, it acts as a sophisticated, organic neutral that brings biophilic depth to any space without ever appearing overly vibrant or neon.
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.