Revere Pewter / Benjamin Moore HC-172
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Revere Pewter / Benjamin Moore HC-172
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Revere Pewter / Benjamin Moore HC-172
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As Benjamin Moore states in their description, it's great for open floor plans, or to use in your whole home. This color will create a calming backdrop and give you a lot of freedom to play with layering other shades and textures with it.
Revere Pewter / Benjamin Moore HC-172
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There's a rumor going around that Revere Pewter is the best color to use in your home if you want it to sell quickly, so this shade is everywhere!
Revere Pewter / Benjamin Moore HC-172
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Some say the color can get a little muddy. It might also be too traditional for some.
Revere Pewter / Benjamin Moore HC-172
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"One of [color expert Hannah] Yeo's favorite tactics is to pair a lighter-toned greige with a pop of color." Read more in this awesome write-up from Elle Decor on greiges. elledecor.com
Pairs well with crisp whites like Benjamin Moore OC-17 White Dove for trims and ceilings or historical green accents like Benjamin Moore HC-114 Saybrook Sage. Benjamin Moore recommends pairing it with Fog Mist OC-31 or Copley Gray HC-104.
55.51. 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 neutrals, Revere Pewter has a mid-range LRV, meaning it reflects a medium amount of light.
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Neutral, Gray, Traditional, Light, Medium
Collingwood, Edgecomb Gray, Balboa Mist