/ 118 Paints
Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron (2124-10) is a deeply saturated, soft charcoal black with an LRV of 6.16. Because of its subtle cool blue undertones, it acts as a moody, transitional dark neutral that avoids the harsh, flat starkness of a pure, absolute black.
Benjamin Moore Deep Creek 1477 is a rich, dark greige paint color characterized by its warm brown-gray base and subtle olive undertones. With an LRV of 14.71, this chalky, grounding neutral is highly popular for striking exteriors, sophisticated kitchen cabinets, and moody accent walls.
Benjamin Moore Baked Terra Cotta (1202) is a rich, warm earth tone with distinct orange and brown undertones. Boasting an LRV of 20.93, it is a medium-dark shade that brings a grounding, Mediterranean-inspired warmth to dining rooms, kitchens, and exterior accents.
Benjamin Moore Shadow (2117-30) is a rich, royal amethyst and moody dark purple with an LRV of 9.3. Crowned as the 2017 Color of the Year, it shifts between a soft lilac-gray in bright light and a lustrous, deep charcoal in the shadows.
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.
Benjamin Moore Southwest Pottery (048) is a warm, earthy red-brown paint color reminiscent of sun-baked clay. With an LRV of 16.56, it serves as a grounded, sophisticated mid-tone that adds cozy depth to dining rooms, exteriors, and accent walls.
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.
Benjamin Moore Batik AF-610 is a warm, medium-light dusty violet rose paint color. With an LRV of 50, it offers a sophisticated, muted blend of pink, red, and violet undertones that creates a cozy, elegant atmosphere without feeling overly sweet.
Benjamin Moore First Crush (CSP-310) is a warm, sophisticated off-white neutral with a delicate blush undertone. With an LRV of 71.99, it reflects ample light while providing enough depth to avoid washing out. As a full-spectrum color, it reacts beautifully to changing light throughout the day.
Benjamin Moore Gloucester Sage (HC-100) is a warm, medium-dark earthy green with strong yellow and brown undertones. Boasting an LRV of 19.25, it acts as a grounding, moody olive-sage that excels on kitchen cabinets, home office walls, and exterior siding.
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 Pashmina (AF-100) is a sophisticated, mid-tone greige with subtle earthy green undertones. Sitting perfectly between warm and cool, this complex neutral boasts an LRV of 44.2, giving it enough depth to ground a room without feeling overwhelmingly dark or muddy.