Sherwin-Williams Greek Villa (SW 7551)
Sherwin-Williams Greek Villa is a soft, warm off-white paint color that brings a subtle creaminess to a space without feeling overly yellow or stark. It has gentle beige undertones that create a cozy, inviting atmosphere, making it a popular choice for walls, trim, and even cabinetry. Greek Villa works especially well in homes aiming for a light, airy aesthetic while still maintaining warmth, and it pairs beautifully with natural textures, wood tones, and both modern and traditional design styles.
LRV: 84
RGB: 240 / 236 / 226
Hex Value: #F0ECE2
Sherwin-Williams Moth Wing (SW 9174)
Sherwin-Williams Moth Wing is a soft, muted taupe with balanced gray and beige undertones that gives spaces a calm, grounded feel. It sits beautifully in the greige family, offering enough warmth to feel inviting while still reading neutral and understated. This versatile shade works well in a variety of lighting conditions, shifting slightly warmer in natural light and more subdued in dimmer spaces. Moth Wing pairs effortlessly with crisp whites, natural wood finishes, and layered textures, making it a great choice for creating a cohesive, timeless interior.
LRV: 29
RGB: 160 / 144 / 127
Hex Value: #A0907F
Sherwin-Williams Dried Thyme (SW 6186)
Sherwin-Williams Dried Thyme is a rich, earthy green with soft gray undertones that give it a muted, sophisticated feel. It strikes a balance between bold and neutral, making it versatile enough for both statement spaces and subtle accents. The color feels grounded and organic, evoking a natural, calming atmosphere that pairs beautifully with warm woods, creamy whites, and textured materials like linen and stone. Dried Thyme works especially well in kitchens, cabinetry, and cozy living spaces where you want to introduce depth and a connection to nature without overwhelming the room.
LRV: 21
RGB: 123 / 128 / 112
Hex Value: #7B8070
Farrow & Ball French Gray (No.18)
Farrow & Ball French Gray is a soft, understated green with subtle gray and blue undertones that shift beautifully throughout the day. Despite its name, it leans more toward a muted sage than a true gray, giving spaces a calm, heritage-inspired feel. The color has a refined, slightly aged quality that works especially well in both traditional and modern interiors, adding quiet depth without overpowering a room. French Gray pairs effortlessly with warm whites, natural wood tones, and classic materials, making it a timeless choice for cabinetry, walls, and furniture where a gentle, lived-in elegance is desired.
LRV: 44 (estimated)
I had my sample of Farrow & Ball French Gray color matched by Sherwin-Williams, and since the color was already on file in their system, they were able to pull the formula directly rather than scanning a sample. This made the process quick and ensured a highly accurate match using their paint system. This is the formula.
Sherwin-Williams Eclipse (SW 6166)
Sherwin-Williams Eclipse is a very dark, earthy, and moody green that reads almost like a near-black in low light, but reveals its rich green depth as the light shifts throughout the day. This deep hue adds strong contrast without feeling harsh, making it a striking choice for cabinetry, built-ins, interior doors, or accent walls. Eclipse pairs beautifully with warm whites, natural wood tones, and brass or aged metal finishes, creating a layered, timeless look with just the right amount of depth and character.
LRV: 14
RGB: 107 / 103 / 87
Hex Value: #6B6757
Magnolia Home Plaster
Magnolia Home Plaster is a soft, warm neutral that sits somewhere between a creamy off-white and a very light beige, with subtle taupe undertones that give it depth without feeling heavy. It has a lived-in, slightly earthy quality that creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere, especially in spaces where you want a light but not stark backdrop. Plaster works beautifully with natural textures, warm woods, and layered neutrals, making it a versatile choice for walls, trim, or even cabinetry. Its understated warmth allows it to blend seamlessly across different rooms, helping create a cohesive, timeless paint palette throughout the home.
LRV: 65-70 (estimated)
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