Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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It could be used for an entire home to bring consistency and classic warmth.
Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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This is a more conservative choice that would feel at home with historic elements and traditional furnishings.
Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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It would be hard to pull off this shade in a contemporary or bohemian space.
Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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According to color expert Kylie M., if you find the undertones too strong in Edgecomb Gray, it could be because of your light bulbs, your afternoon light exposure, or proximity to green or cream shades. kylieminteriors.ca
A classic like White Dove makes a great trim color (or vice versa). "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." loveremodeled.com
63.88. 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 light grays, Edgecomb Gray has a pretty high LRV, meaning it reflects a pretty high amount of light.
Yes.
Neutral, Gray, Traditional, Light
Edgecomb Gray / Benjamin Moore HC-173
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