Benjamin Moore colors.

Benjamin Moore color codes come from several collections, so the letters are as important as the digits. OC identifies the Off White Collection, HC marks Historical Colors, and AF refers to Affinity, while many classic colors use number-only codes. This mixed naming system is one reason searches by name alone can be misleading. The popular range includes clean whites, muted off-whites, gentle blue-greens, historical neutrals, and saturated navy or charcoal accents. Many of these colors sit close together on a screen but separate under real light because small shifts in chroma and undertone become more obvious across a large wall. The comparison tables use one consistent D65 screen-color calculation to make the ranking reproducible. They do not reproduce Benjamin Moore tint formulas. Code-first comparison also reduces confusion between repeated collection names and retailer shorthand. Treat a low distance as a shortlist, then compare physical samples in morning, midday, and evening light beside flooring, counters, cabinets, and trim.

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• Palette source: https://github.com/jpederson/colornerd
• Retrieved: 2026-08-19
• Processed factual code, name, and screen-color fields from the public colornerd reference; official feed paths and website content were not collected.