Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
CSP-1100
Pair it with Benjamin Moore White Sand, Tawny Birch, or Alexandria Beige to keep the palette warm and connected. For stronger contrast, Newburyport Blue or Salamander will offset the orange base.
Brand
Benjamin Moore
Code
CSP-1100
Collection
Color Stories
Peruvian Chili in Different Light
Light temperature is measured in Kelvin: a warm 2700K bulb pulls colors toward yellow, while 5000K daylight reads cooler and truer. Check the color at the time of day you actually use the room.
Artificial Lighting

Natural Lighting

Technical Specifications
Undertones
Type
Orange
Strength
High
Temperature
warm
Hue Angle
25°Red Family
Lightness
49%Medium
Saturation
52%Saturated
LRV
23.1LRV measures how much light a color reflects, from 0 (black) to 100 (pure white). Below about 50 a color needs good lighting to avoid going flat, 60 and up helps brighten a room, and most whites sit above 80.
Color Codes
Coordinating Colors and Color Palettes
Darker Shades
Monochromatic dark
Lighter Shades
Monochromatic light
Complementary
Opposite on color wheel
Analogous
Adjacent colors
Warm Shades
Warm spectrum
Closest Paint Matches
Cross-brand matches are close, never exact. Each brand uses different bases and sheens, so sample before you buy gallons.
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Valspar
Adobe Dusk
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Glidden
Lucky Penny
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Valspar
Apricot Mocha
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Sherwin Williams
Yam
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Sherwin Williams
Saucy Gold
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Valspar
Caramel Toffee
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Benjamin Moore
Buttered Yam
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Glidden
Mincemeat
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Glidden
Ginger Root
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Glidden
Sesame Crunch
Benjamin Moore
Peruvian Chili
Benjamin Moore
Caramel Latte