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Revere Pewter (HC-172) by Benjamin Moore

#CCC7B9

A beige screen color with a beige (yellow undertone) reading and LRV 57.2. Not sure it's the exact color your local store carries? Here's the closest match at each of the other four brands.

Hex
#CCC7B9
RGB
204, 199, 185
HSL
44.2°, 15.7%, 76.3%
Lab D65
80.28, -0.7, 7.62
LRV
57.2 estimated
Undertone
beige (yellow undertone)

In a room

Where this color can work

Revere Pewter can bridge classic and contemporary interiors, especially where warm wood, stone, and off-white upholstery need one shared background. Its mid-light greige value gives trim and molding visible contrast without closing in a reasonably lit room. In cool exposure it may look grayer; warm lamps bring forward beige. Use movable boards near each major finish and compare them at midday and evening, when this kind of adaptable neutral can show distinctly different personalities.

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Three nearby values in every other palette

Lower ΔE2000 values are closer screen approximations. They are not paint-formula conversions.

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Revere Pewter (HC-172) Benjamin Moore swatch with closest matches
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FAQ

Questions about Revere Pewter

How was the undertone for Revere Pewter calculated?

Its sRGB value was converted to Lab under D65, then classified from its a and b direction, with neutral handling for very low chroma.

What is the best way to compare Revere Pewter with another brand?

Start with the three lowest-distance candidates, obtain physical samples in comparable finishes, and view them together on the same surface through changing light.

Is this page affiliated with Benjamin Moore?

No. WebUtilsLab is independent. Brand names and codes identify the referenced colors; the screen comparisons and editorial guidance are produced by this library. In this library, the nearest cross-brand screen value is Useful Gray SW 7050 by Sherwin-Williams at ΔE 0.880.

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