Blue Gray Colors

Rain clouds, slate roofs, and faded denim define Blue Gray. It is gray with a blue undertone, sometimes leaning navy or steel, common in bedrooms, baths, cabinetry, siding, and offices.

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#4E5B65

Anchor Gray

#7E849A

Ancient Agate

#72889D

Brushed Flint

#7790B1

Chilled Mist

#719CB7

Chilled Prairie

#60678A

Classic Moss

#979AAA

Crayola Manatee

#999BC7

Deep Granite

#6C92A8

Dusty Blue

#6C889D

Fjord Loch

#648B9E

Horizon Blue

#6B879E

Lunar Clay

#4C5866

Marengo

#55606D

Natural Grove

#4B7F99

Nordic Blue

#849FAE

Oceanic Sky

#758D99

Old Moon

#565E67

Pale Moss

#4E5F6A

Pale River

#5A7287

Rainy Vine

#50789F

Sheer Rose

#708090

Slate Gray

#667985

Smoky Loch

#656EB3

Still Isle

#5A6672

Storm Cloud

#5D6B74

Subdued Haven

#9FA5B7

Tranquil Dew

#6667AB

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Using blue gray in your home

Blue Gray is useful when a room needs cool color without full blue. Use it in bedrooms, bathrooms, studies, mudroom cabinets, or exterior siding with warm white, oak, black, brass, or greige. North light sharpens the blue in Marengo and Rainy Juniper. South light softens it slightly. Watch cool tile. Blue gray beside blue white tile can look cold fast, so add warmth through wood or lighting.

Frequently asked questions

Is Blue Gray cool?

Yes, blue gray is usually cool. The blue undertone becomes stronger in north light.

Is Blue Gray good for cabinets?

Yes, blue gray is strong on bathroom vanities, mudroom cabinets, and kitchen islands. Check it beside counters before choosing.

Best Blue Gray paint colors?

Sample Farrow & Ball Belvedere Blue (LRV 50), Benjamin Moore Alfresco (LRV 21.68), or Behr Adirondack Blue (LRV 51).