Q. What undertones does Benjamin Moore Edgecomb Gray have?
COLOR RECAP
- Edgecomb Gray is a soft neutral gray paint color.
- EG has an LRV of 66.88.
- It can also be considered a greige.
- The undertones of EG are green-gray.
- This neutral gray looks lovely with many different colors including Revere Pewter and Chelsea Gray.
Q. Is Edgecomb Gray too light?
The LRV of Edgecomb Gray is 63. This means it isn’t a typical light and fresh colour but is certainly lighter than some of the other popular greige and taupe paint colours. This LRV of 63 means it won’t look too heavy in a darker room, but without decent natural or artificial light it could look a bit dingy.
Q. Is Edgecomb Gray lighter than Revere Pewter?
While Revere Pewter leans closer to gray, Edgecomb Gray leans closer to beige. The LRV of Edgecomb Gray is 63.88, making it significantly lighter than Revere Peweter. The undertones found in Edgecomb Gray are more creamy, compared to the slight green undertone that can be seen in Revere Pewter.
Q. Is Edgecomb gray greige?
Edgecomb Gray is a warm toned gray beige (greige). That being said, how warm or cool it looks will depend on the lighting in your room.
Q. Does Edgecomb Gray look purple?
What is this? Edgecomb Gray is one of the few greige shades that does not have purple or green undertones to it. This means, it is going to show as a gray or a beige, depending on the light, but not as a purple or green tinged color.
Q. Does Edgecomb GREY go with green?
Color Undertones It’s fantastic at picking up different colors and making each pop. If you put BM Edgecomb Gray next to a red (like if you have red brick outside your windows!), it’s going to take on more of a pink tint than if you put it next to green, where the green undertones will really show through.
Q. Does gray owl go with Edgecomb Gray?
It perfectly complements the warmer Edgecomb Gray. In our mudroom, the walls are Gray Owl but most of the room is Simply White because of the built-ins and beadboard wall treatment.
Q. What does Edgecomb Gray go with?
Edgecomb Gray Coordinating Colors Edgecomb Gray is a perfect backdrop for many color schemes. It is a beautiful shade for a neutral color scheme, full of shades of white, cream, beige and tan, or can pair beautifully with bright pops of color.
Q. Does Edgecomb Gray go with beige?
As I’ve mentioned before, Edgecomb Gray is a great combination of light gray and beige. It’s a creamy color that has undertones of greens and purples. It’s fantastic at picking up different colors and making each pop.
Q. Does simply white go with Edgecomb Gray?
Simply White has an ever-so-slightly cream undertone, although it’s still pretty light as far as whites go. This provides a contrasting warmth to the cooler tones of Gray Owl and Wickham Gray. It perfectly complements the warmer Edgecomb Gray.
Q. Can you use Edgecomb gray paint in a room?
Edgecomb Gray can be painted in any room of your house. If you like one color throughout the home, this is a great choice. In your bright rooms, such as a living room or dining room with lots of windows, it will appear as a light beige (but never a yellowy or orangy beige).
Q. Which is better Benjamin Moore Edgecomb gray or pale oak?
Of all the shades compared here, Edgecomb Gray is probably closest to Pale Oak in undertones. While they are not exactly the same color, if you want a color that is just a bit lighter than Edgecomb Gray, Pale Oak would be a good choice. Alternatively, you can also ask Benjamin Moore to make you a can of Edgecomb Gray at 75%]
Q. What’s the difference between Edgecomb Gray and Sherwin Williams?
Edgecomb Gray vs. SW Agreeable Gray While Edgecomb Gray is one of the most popular Benjamin Moore colors, Agreeable Gray is the most popular Sherwin Williams paint color. In comparing them, Edgecomb Gray has more beige, while Agreeable Gray has more gray in it.
Q. What’s the best paint color for Benjamin Moore?
Edgecomb Gray is a great shade to anchor a whole house color scheme as well. It can be paired with many other neutral paint colors for a cohesive, coordinated look in a home. For brighter palette, Palladian Blue, Saybrook Sage, Hale Navy and Hawthorne Yellow, some of Benjamin Moore’s other most popular colors, will all coordinate nicely with it.
