Lily Lavender

On the lighter end of the popular pink-purples, this shade brings personality and sophistication.

Lily Lavender / Benjamin Moore 2071-60

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The Basics

What are people saying about this color?

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Two beloved flowers provide the color inspiration for this lighter mid-tone purple. Softened with a touch of gray, this shade is fanciful and feminine.
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When used in monotone rooms lavender remains sophisticated, but it can become playful when other colors like navy or green are thrown into the mix. The key to picking a lavender or purple is to make sure you don't go mid-range.

Lily Lavender / Benjamin Moore 2071-60

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We noticed this soothing pale shade popping up everywhere, from fashion runways to cookware, contemporary products and interior schemes, a refreshing change from modern design's preoccupation with primary colors.

Lily Lavender / Benjamin Moore 2071-60

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What kind of spaces does it work best in?

Lily Lavender has a hint of gray in it so it won’t read as youthful as other lavenders. A north facing room will bring out the cooler aspects of this color.

Lily Lavender / Benjamin Moore 2071-60 (middle swatch is Lily Lavender)

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Where could you expect to see it?

Lily Lavender is a sure fit in kids bedrooms and playrooms, but you can also transition it to a kitchen accent wall or bathroom for a fun pop of color.

Who shouldn't pick this color?

If you’re going for a more traditional feel, this color is bold and fresh.

Any pro tips?

If your room gets abundant natural light, this color will read more pink than purple.

What colors does it go well with?

Exhale AF-515, Charcoal Linen 2133-40, Mountainscape 870, *via Benjamin Moore

What's the LRV?

65.23. 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 shades, Lily Lavender has a high LRV, meaning it reflects a large amount of light.

Does it work as an exterior color?

Not recommended for exterior use.

Tags

Purple, Pink, Bold, Light, Medium

What are some similar popular colors?

Misty Lilac, Lavender Mist, Winter Gray

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