Slate Gray Colors
Slate Gray differs from charcoal because it has more visible blue green color and a middle depth. It is the gray of slate roofs, stormy fabric, bathroom vanities, siding, and quiet bedrooms.
Anchor Gray
Ancient Ridge
Clouded Haze
Gentle Dew
Gunmetal Gray
Hazy Rain
Marengo
Mineral Gale
Old Loch
Old Marsh
Raw Brine
Raw Vale
Sandy Hollow
Sandy Lake
Slate Gray
Steel
Storm Cloud
Timeworn Quartz
Tranquil Harbor
Vintage Pebble
Worn Canyon
Using slate gray in your home
Slate Gray suits bathrooms, bedrooms, laundry cabinets, porch ceilings, and exterior trim because it bridges gray and blue. North light can make Raw Mist and Marengo look cooler. South light warms the gray and keeps it easier. Pair with warm white, putty, oak, black metal, or muted terracotta. Avoid icy white trim if the slate already leans blue. The room can feel chilly fast.
Frequently asked questions
Is Slate Gray blue?
Slate Gray is a gray with a blue or blue green undertone. It should not read like a clear blue unless the light is cool.
What Slate Gray paints are closest?
Look at Glidden Artifact (LRV 48.6), Farrow & Ball Barrow Blue (LRV 47.4), or Behr Adirondack Blue (LRV 51).
What LRV works for Slate Gray walls?
An LRV near 45 to 55 keeps Slate Gray livable on full walls. Lower values act more like cabinetry colors.