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Sherwin-Williams Ceiling Bright White (SW 7007) is a crisp, cool white paint color with an LRV of 83. Known for its subtle blue-green undertones, it brilliantly reflects light to create the optical illusion of taller, more expansive ceilings in modern spaces.
Sherwin-Williams First Star (SW 7646) is a light, airy cool gray with an LRV of 69. While it appears as a crisp neutral, it carries subtle blue undertones that prevent it from feeling heavy, making it an excellent choice for modern, open-concept spaces.
Benjamin Moore Soft Fern (2144-40) is a warm, mid-tone botanical green heavily misted with gray. With an LRV of 57.57, it acts as a highly versatile, earthy neutral that brings a calming, organic presence to interiors without overwhelming the space.
Benjamin Moore Iron Mountain (2134-30) is a warm, deeply saturated soft black or charcoal gray. With an LRV of 10.96, it absorbs significant light while its subtle brown and bronze undertones prevent it from feeling stark or cold, making it incredibly versatile.
Benjamin Moore Onyx (2133-10) is a luxurious, warm black paint color with an LRV of 4.99. Unlike stark, industrial blacks, Onyx features a microscopic hint of warmth, making it an incredibly grounded, neutral charcoal-black perfect for dramatic interiors and striking exteriors.
Benjamin Moore Soot 2129-20 is a deeply saturated, moody soft black with distinct cool blue-gray undertones. Rather than a flat, stark black, its charcoal DNA and 6.19 LRV create a rich, velvety depth that feels sophisticated and dramatic in well-lit spaces.
Benjamin Moore Smoke (2122-40) is a sophisticated, medium-light blue-gray paint color with subtle green undertones. With an LRV of 56.49, it acts as a calming, versatile neutral that shifts between a soft smoky blue and a tranquil aqua-gray depending on the lighting.
Benjamin Moore Gray 2121-10 is a deeply saturated, true neutral charcoal with an LRV of 11.51. Because its RGB values are perfectly balanced, it lacks distinct undertones, making it a sophisticated, modern alternative to harsh black for interior accents and cabinetry.
Benjamin Moore Boston Brick (2092-30) is a deeply saturated, earthy red with strong brown and terracotta undertones. Boasting an LRV of 11.54, this warm, moody hue absorbs significant light, making it an exceptional architectural finish for dramatic dining rooms, historic exteriors, or cozy libraries.
Gentleman's Gray by Benjamin Moore is a deeply saturated, blackened teal blue. Despite its name, it is a rich navy alternative with distinct green undertones, offering a formal, tailored aesthetic perfect for moody interiors, cabinetry, and striking exterior accents.
Benjamin Moore Salamander (2050-10) is a dramatic, chameleon-like dark green. Blending deep black, blue, and green undertones, this sophisticated hue shifts dynamically depending on the lighting, offering a moody, luxurious atmosphere for both interior accents and exterior facades.
Benjamin Moore Hunter Green 2041-10 is a timeless, dark forest green with a cool blue-gray undertone. With a low LRV of 4.31, it absorbs significant light, creating a sophisticated, moody atmosphere perfect for cabinetry, libraries, and striking exterior accents.