With an LRV of 59, Dolphin Fin is a light depth gray but is a slightly heavier light colour, not a bright fresh one.ĮVERY gray will have cool undertones and while Dolphin Fin is no exception, its undertones are quite passive and are similar to those of Sherwin Williams Repose Gray, another popular warm gray paint colour. Click on the red highlighted colour name to see it on Behr’s website.ĭolphin Fin is a slightly warm gray – not TRADITIONALLY warm in that it looks greige, but it sure as heck isn’t cool-toned. Sample paint lids below are only approximations. And while I’m usually a SAUCY lil’ Ginger, these blog posts are more straightforward to get you started on your next painting project!īTW, because I don’t use Behr colours and ONLY use photos from my E-DESIGN clients, I don’t have photos of these colours in action, but will show you COMPARABLE colours for the general idea.
Now, I don’t do Online Colour Consulting specifically with BEHR (only BM and SW) and don’t know their colours intimately, but this info should DEFINITELY help you out. What Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams paint colours do they COMPARE to?.What paint colours do they look good with?.What are the LRV’s of these colours? Not sure what LRV is? Learn about it here: The Ultimate Guide to Picking Paint Colours with LRV.What can I expect from these colours re: undertones and general look?.While I specialize in Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore paint colours, I wanted to do some work with BEHR, to answer questions you have about some of their most popular paint colours, questions like: What Are Behr’s Most Popular Gray Paint Colours?ĭo you have questions about some of your favourite Behr gray paint colours, but can’t find any answers? I hear you, and I’m here to help.
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