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Behr Cottage White (13) is a warm, luminous off-white with distinct honey-gold and creamy yellow undertones. With an LRV of 82, it reflects a significant amount of light, making it an excellent choice for creating soft, inviting spaces without the starkness of a pure white.
Behr Aged Beige (PPU7-09) is a warm, luminous off-white that leans toward a muted greige. With an LRV of 63, it reflects ample light while adding gentle depth, making it an incredibly versatile neutral for both cozy interiors and classic exterior facades.
Benjamin Moore Witching Hour (2120-30) is a deeply saturated, cool-toned charcoal black with prominent blue undertones. Operating with an LRV of 8.71, it acts as a moody, dramatic neutral that shifts between a soft black and a rich navy depending on the room's lighting.
Benjamin Moore Chestertown Buff HC-9 is a warm, earthy golden-yellow paint color with subtle tan and brown undertones. With an LRV of 52.98, it acts as a muted, sophisticated mustard that brightens spaces without looking overly neon or acidic.
Benjamin Moore French Beret is a sophisticated, deep charcoal gray with strong navy blue undertones. Depending on the lighting, it can read as a moody soft black, a dark slate, or a rich navy, making it an incredibly versatile dark neutral.
Benjamin Moore Midnight 2131-20 is a decadent, near-black charcoal with a distinct trace of cool blue. With an LRV of 6.2, it acts as a moody, sophisticated alternative to stark black, offering deep oceanic undertones that shift beautifully under different lighting conditions.
Benjamin Moore Marblehead Gold (HC-11) is a rich, versatile shade of golden yellow with muted amber and earthy ochre undertones. Part of the Historical Colors collection, it brings a timeless, warm glow to both traditional interiors and craftsman exteriors.
Benjamin Moore Davenport Tan (HC-76) is a rich, muted brown with strong gray and hidden pink undertones. With an LRV of 20.35, it acts as a deep, earthy neutral that brings warmth and dramatic sophistication to dining rooms and exteriors.
Benjamin Moore North Creek Brown (1001) is a deeply grounded, warm chocolate brown with pronounced red-orange undertones. With an LRV of 10, it acts as a dramatic, earthy neutral that brings a rich, enveloping coziness to interiors and a stately architectural presence to exteriors.
Benjamin Moore Branchport Brown (HC-72) is a decadently deep, cool-leaning chocolate brown distinguished by subtle red-violet undertones. With a low LRV of 10.02, it delivers a rich, velvety depth perfect for dramatic dining rooms, sophisticated libraries, or grounding exterior trim.
Benjamin Moore Black Bean Soup (2130-10) is a rich, dark chocolate brown that borders on a warm black. With an LRV of 6.1, it features deep red-brown undertones that prevent it from feeling stark or cold, making it an excellent choice for dramatic cabinetry and cozy accent walls.
Benjamin Moore Vintage Vogue (462) is an ultra-dark, smoky olive green that acts as a stunning alternative to black or brown. With its deep, moody presence and subtle brown and gray undertones, it brings sophisticated warmth and grounded elegance to cabinets, accent walls, and exteriors.