Neutral Paint Colour Guide

Compare popular Benjamin Moore colours and Colour Land-exclusive Graimondi neutrals by warmth, coolness, lightness, and depth. Move across the chart to compare cooler or warmer adjacent colours, and move down the chart to compare lighter or darker options within a similar neutral family.

Left to right: compare colours beside each other to judge undertone. Moving left shows colours that are cooler, grayer, or cleaner. Moving right shows colours that are warmer, creamier, beige, or more yellow. This helps answer: what is slightly cooler or warmer than the colour I selected?
Top to bottom: compare colours in the same column to judge lightness and depth. Moving up shows colours that are lighter, softer, or airier. Moving down shows colours that are darker, richer, or more grounded. This helps answer: what is lighter or darker than the colour I selected?

Guided colour direction

Find a coordinating colour

Choose the closest colour from our colour guidance system, then pick the direction you want.

Warmer, cooler, or same undertone?
Lighter, darker, or same depth?

Enter a Colour Land colour and choose undertone and depth directions to see a coordinating colour to compare.

Summit R49 / GCC-809 Perfectional R10 / PG-12 Intense White OC-51 Cloud Cover OC-25 Dove Wing OC-18 Dune White CC-70 White Down CC-50 Calakmul R51 / MC-32 Famous R12 / PG-22 Gray Owl OC-52 Silver Satin OC-26 Classic Gray OC-23 Divinity R65 / GCC-44 Gray Mist CC-80 Cinerescent R13 / GCC-681 Stonington Gray HC-170 Montvale Fog R17 / PG-39 Balboa Mist OC-27 Pale Oak OC-20 Natural Cream OC-14 Wind’s Breath OC-24 Park Lane Gray R14 / GCC-686 Arctic Gray R23 / GCC-660 Millcroft Mist R22 / GCC-675 Collingwood OC-28 Sea Salt CSP-95 Edgecomb Gray HC-173 Natural Linen CC-90 Tranquil Gray R15 / GCC-682 Lord Winston R24 / GCC-680 Thunder AF-685 Verduce R70 / GCC-455 Shoreside R68 / GCC-430 Revere Pewter HC-172 Pashmina AF-100

Screen colour can vary by device and lighting. Use this guide as a comparison starting point, then visit Colour Land to compare real colour chips, samples, painted boards, flooring, cabinets, countertops, or fabric before making a final paint colour decision.

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