Classic Gray
One of the lighter popular grays, with warm undertones, you could even call this an off-white. In certain low-light rooms it can come off as a light beige, but in most rooms will bring a warm and clean feel.
Classic Gray / Benjamin Moore OC-23
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The Basics
What are people saying about this color?
Classic Gray has a subtle warmth coming from the slightest, but unnoticeable, pink/purple.
Classic Gray is an off-white, warm gray with soft, muted, slightly feminine undertones. If you don’t like blue or green undertones, this could be right up your alley!
Classic Gray / Benjamin Moore OC-23
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If you want a really light, bright and fresh color, Classic Gray truly is a classic. It adds soft warmth in any room you paint with it. It looks modern and clean, and works with any decorating style.
Classic Gray / Benjamin Moore OC-23
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What kind of spaces does it work best in?
Anywhere — this is a workhorse, timeless, neutral.
Classic Gray / Benjamin Moore OC-23
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Where could you expect to see it?
This color would be as at home in the suburbs as it would in a downtown high rise. It's a classic and a crowd-pleaser.
Classic Gray / Benjamin Moore OC-23
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Who shouldn't pick this color?
If you're looking for something bold that makes a statement, this isn't it. Also if you love blue/green undertones, I recommend picking a different shade.
Classic Gray / Benjamin Moore OC-23
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Any pro tips?
This shade looks great with Simply White trim and a Jet Black door, via diydecormom.com.
What colors does it go well with?
Slate Blue 1648, Midnight Blue 1638, Beigewood 1007, Byzantine Gold 1099, *via Benjamin Moore
What's the LRV?
74.78. LRV measures the Light Reflectance Value, meaning the percentage of light (0-100) that bounces off a surface. 100 being purest white and 0 being purest black. Like other whites, Classic Gray has a high LRV, meaning it reflects a lot of light.
Does it work as an exterior color?
Yes.
Tags
White, Gray, Light, Traditional
What are some similar popular colors?
Calm, Pale Oak, Collingwood