Benjamin moore mossy oak

A grounded gray that can reveal new depths depending on what it's paired with.

Look at the paint color combination I created with Benjamin Moore. Via @benjamin_moore. Walls: Mountain Laurel AC-20; Ceiling: Nature's Essentials 1521; Alcove: Bali 702.

A blackened shade of forest green that bares a hint of welcoming warmth.

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Warm undertones bring a comfortable, lived-in feeling to this medium green.

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Looking for a deep, earthy pop of color for your space? Today, I am giving my honest review of Benjamin Moore's Dark Olive 2140-30.

A deep graphite-green suggestive of a dark, veiled forest.

Vintage Vogue by Benjamin Moore, is a darker sage green with a hint of warmth and a bit of gray for added subtlety. This moody green is a real show-stopper

Heidi Smith | Paint & DIY Design on Instagram: "Looking for a color that’s not too sage, but not too olive? Then you’ve found the perfect color: 🎨Mossy Oak from Benjamin Moore I love the different tones in this one. Depending on the light, it can lean more olive, but not quite as intense. Sometimes it looks a lot lighter with those sage notes. I love that you can’t quite put your finger on the shade—I think those are the best types of colors! 💚Where are all my green loving friends?…

Grounded with a hint of green, this taupe hue offers a subtle nod to the outdoors.

LRV, or Light Reflectance Value, is a numerical measurement that indicates the percentage of light a color reflects. The scale ranges from 0 to 100, with 0 being absolute black and 100 being pure white. An LRV of 41 places Greenbrier Beige in the mid-range, signifying its ability to absorb and reflect light moderately. This value is crucial as it helps determine how a color will look on walls under different lighting conditions.