Baby Fawn: The Neutral That Hides Your Life Until Four O'Clock
Benjamin Moore's quiet off-white greige, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it warms everything up, the afternoon wall where it flashes pink, and what to buy instead.
Every greige I've lived with — honest, long-term diaries, newest first.
OC-15 · Baby FawnBenjamin Moore's quiet off-white greige, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it warms everything up, the afternoon wall where it flashes pink, and what to buy instead.
SW 7647 · Crushed IceA near-white warm gray reviewed honestly: the rooms where its quietness is the point, and the rooms where it disappears into nothing.
SW 7637 · Oyster WhiteA white in name only: Oyster White reviewed honestly — the rooms where its soft greige glows, the light that turns it drab, and what to pick instead.
1495 · October MistThe sage that made green rooms mainstream, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it glows, the light that drains it gray, and what to paint instead.
SW 6178 · Clary SageAmerica's easiest sage green, reviewed honestly: where it glows, the lighting that drains the green right out of it, and what to pick instead.
PPU5-13 · Creamy MushroomBehr's most-asked-about taupe, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it looks expensive, the light that turns it pink, and what to buy instead.
SW 7015 · Repose GrayAmerica's default light greige, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it glows, the three rooms where it turns lavender or baby blue, and what to paint instead.
2137-60 · Gray OwlAmerica's default light gray, reviewed honestly: where it stays calm, the rooms where it turns green or blue, and what to paint instead.
OC-14 · Natural CreamBenjamin Moore's quiet cream, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it glows, the afternoon light that turns it butter, and what to paint instead.
SW 7631 · City LoftThe light greige that behaves in most houses and flashes pink in a few, reviewed honestly: the rooms it saves, the rooms it ruins, and what to buy instead.
HC-173 · Edgecomb GrayThe light greige everyone recommends, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it glows, the rooms where it turns muddy, and what to buy instead.
SW 9130 · Evergreen FogThe sage that took over American kitchens, reviewed honestly: where it glows, the exact rooms where it turns muddy gray, and what to pick instead.
SW 7036 · Accessible BeigeAmerica's default warm greige, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it glows, the three rooms where people cry about it, and what to paint instead.
DC-010 · Even Better BeigeBehr's modern beige, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it feels expensive, the west wall where it turns peachy, and what to buy instead.
SW 9166 · Drift of MistThe light greige people paint whole houses in, reviewed honestly: where it stays soft and quiet, the rooms where it turns dingy or vanishes into white, and what to buy instead.
HC-172 · Revere PewterAmerica's best-selling greige, reviewed honestly: the green flash, the rooms where it turns murky, and whether it really looks dated now.
SW 7029 · Agreeable GrayAmerica's most-painted greige, reviewed honestly: the rooms where it glows, the violet flash nobody warns you about, and what to pick instead.
8006-2B · Goose FeathersThe most balanced light greige at Lowe's, reviewed honestly: the whole-house rooms where it stays calm, the north light that turns it drab, and what to pick instead.
1549 · Balboa MistThe soft greige everyone recommends until it flashes lavender — reviewed honestly, including the exact rooms where that happens and what to paint instead.
OC-20 · Pale OakThe soft greige everyone recommends — reviewed honestly, including the purple flash that catches people out and the rooms where it disappears.