/ 201 Paints
PPG Fog (PPG1010-2) is a light, warm, cloudy gray with a subtle pearly undertone. With an LRV of 67, it acts as a highly versatile, expansive neutral that beautifully bridges the gap between traditional greiges and modern soft grays.
Benjamin Moore Horizon (OC-53) is a pale, effortless light gray with subtle blue and green-yellow undertones. With an LRV of 72.82, it acts as a fresh, cool-leaning neutral that bridges the gap between off-white and soft gray, making it incredibly versatile for interior spaces.
Benjamin Moore Classic Gray (OC-23) is a highly versatile, warm light gray that straddles the line between off-white and greige. With an LRV of 73.67, it reflects ample light, providing a soft, sophisticated neutral backdrop without feeling cold or stark.
Farrow & Ball Peignoir No. 286 is a sophisticated, muted grey-pink. Inspired by vintage chiffon gowns, this romantic shade combines the softness of pink with a heavy dose of grey, creating a complex, dusty mauve that shifts beautifully depending on the light.
Farrow & Ball Ammonite (No. 274) is a perfectly balanced, understated warm grey. With an LRV of 67.99, it acts as a highly versatile neutral that avoids stark blue or cold undertones, making it ideal for creating hushed, calming spaces across both modern and traditional interiors.
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.
Farrow & Ball Dimpse (No. 277) is a cool, delicate architectural grey with subtle blue undertones. Named after the West Country dialect for twilight, this crisp neutral boasts an LRV of 68, making it an ideal choice for modern, minimalist spaces seeking a clean, sophisticated edge.
Behr Moth Gray (N200-1) is a sophisticated, warm greige paint color with an LRV of 66. Blending soft gray with subtle beige undertones, it acts as a highly versatile neutral that warms up cool northern light while maintaining its depth in bright, south-facing rooms.
Benjamin Moore Alaskan Husky (1479) is a light, cool-leaning gray with an LRV of 66.52. Despite its frosty name, its color DNA reveals a subtle green undertone, preventing it from feeling icy or stark. It excels in south-facing rooms and coastal contemporary spaces.
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.
Perle Noir (SW 9154) is a deeply sophisticated, low-chroma charcoal with distinct cool plum and violet undertones. With an LRV of 8, it acts as a softer, more complex alternative to stark black, shifting between a velvety dark gray and a moody indigo-purple depending on the lighting.
Night Owl (SW 7061) is a moody, medium-to-dark gray enriched with subtle green and, in some lights, olive undertones. Designers often describe it as possessing an earthy neutrality—calm and grounded, yet warm and welcoming depending on its environment.