Gray Colors

Concrete, river stone, pewter, and weathered wood all sit under Gray. This family is low in saturation, but undertones can lean blue, green, violet, brown, or nearly neutral on walls.

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#7E8991

Ancient Ridge

#ADA999

Antique Dune

#B2BEB5

Ash Gray

#848482

Battleship Gray

#4E4B46

Brushed Brine

#988886

Brushed Dew

#5D5451

Brushed Lark

#53464F

Brushed Thistle

#C8C2CB

Brushed Tulip

#78866B

Camo Green

#A5A391

Cement

#C0C4C3

Classic Pebble

#C4C4C4

Cloud Gray

#7C736E

Clouded Harbor

#979AAA

Crayola Manatee

#404040

Dark Gray

#696969

Dim Gray

#646B63

Dove Gray

#63574F

Dusty Hawk

#555D50

Ebony

#6F6A61

Flint

#787276

Fossil

#46494E

Gentle Cedar

#B9ACB3

Gentle Tulip

#808080

Gray

#536267

Gunmetal Gray

#9497A4

Hazy Moon

#666F58

Hazy Rose

#58464E

Hazy Thyme

#45484A

Hushed Ash

#48494B

Iron

#A7A090

Mellow Heath

#C4C0B5

Mellow Rain

#717D64

Mellow Straw

#6F7B80

Mineral Gale

#5E594A

Mineral Pebble

#564D4E

Mossy Fog

#9EA9A6

Mossy Horizon

#817F7E

Muted Canyon

#464B4E

Natural Heath

#727472

Nickel

#C1C0B9

Old Hollow

#8C8F97

Old Jade

#7B8993

Old Marsh

#5C6A53

Old Rose

#708971

Pale Maple

#979597

Pale Shore

#8B8B83

Pewter

#979C96

Quiet Rain

#7A8894

Raw Brine

#9B988C

Raw Cove

#444842

Raw Shore

#858D93

Raw Vale

#AA98A9

Rose Quartz

#B3A2B2

Rustic Violet

#8EA58C

Sage Leaf

#786D5F

Sandstone

#C2BFC4

Sandy Clay

#4F5E64

Sandy Lake

#C0C0C0

Silver

Using gray in your home

Gray must be chosen with the room, not from a strip alone. Use it in bedrooms, baths, offices, exteriors, or cabinets with white, black, oak, walnut, muted blue, or stone. North light makes gray cooler and can expose blue undertones. South light warms it and may reveal beige. The warning is fixed finishes. A gray that looks balanced beside Stone Chalk can turn wrong beside creamy tile or orange wood.

Frequently asked questions

Is Gray going out of style?

No, but cold flat gray is less forgiving now. Warmer grays and grays tied to stone still work.

Can Gray work on exterior siding?

Yes, gray siding can work well. Test outdoors because sunlight makes gray lighter and roof color changes the undertone.

Best Gray paint colors?

Try Glidden After The Storm (LRV 61.2), Sherwin-Williams Silvermist (LRV 47), or Behr Adirondack Blue (LRV 51).