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Collingwood BM OC-28

Benjamin Moore Collingwood (OC-28) has an LRV of 61.52 and closely matches PPG Whiskers (PPG1025-3), with ΔE 0.5.

LRV
61.52light reflectance, 0–100
Undertone
Warm (yellow)calculated from Lab
Hex
#D3CEC4
RGB
211, 206, 196
CIE Lab
82.9 / -0.0 / 5.6D65, from hex
Depth
Light

Closest matches to Collingwood in other brands

Ranked by CIEDE2000 colour difference (ΔE). Under 1 is near-identical; under 2 is hard to tell apart on a wall.

ColorBrandLRVΔE 2000How close
Whiskers PPG 1025-3 PPG 60 0.5 near-identical
Heritage Gray Valspar 7007-24 Valspar 60 0.9 near-identical
Agreeable Gray SW 7029 Sherwin-Williams 60 0.9 near-identical
Tranquil Gray Behr DC-007 Behr 60 0.9 near-identical
Toasty Gray Behr N320-2 Behr 61 1.1 very close
Repose Gray SW 7015 Sherwin-Williams 58 1.6 very close
Warm Putty Valspar 6006-1A Valspar 64.8 1.9 very close
Antique White PPG 1024-2 PPG 72 3.7 close, visible side by side

Matches come from the 190 colors in our database so far, not from every color each brand makes. Try the color matcher for any hex code.

Collingwood on a wall

Living room with the wall painted Benjamin Moore Collingwood (BM OC-28), hex #D3CEC4, LRV 61.52
The wall is repainted from #D3CEC4, keeping the photo's daylight. Screens shift color and real walls change with bulbs and sheen, so paint a sample before you commit.

About Collingwood

Collingwood (OC-28) LRV and undertone

Benjamin Moore Collingwood (OC-28) has an LRV of 61.52, a light depth, and a greige color family with a warm yellow undertone. Light Reflectance Value indicates how much visible light a paint color reflects. At 61.52, Collingwood reflects a moderate amount of light, making it lighter than many mid-depth colors but less reflective than white paint. Greige combines characteristics of gray and beige, so surrounding finishes can influence which side appears more prominent. Its calculated warm undertone may become clearer beside cooler grays. North-facing light can emphasize cool contrasts, while southern light often brings out warmth. Test samples beside flooring and trim to see whether the color works with the room’s existing palette.

Collingwood in other brands

PPG Whiskers (PPG1025-3) has an LRV of 60.0 and a ΔE of 0.5, indicating a near-identical measured match. Valspar Heritage Gray (7007-24), also at LRV 60.0 with ΔE 0.8, is another near-identical option. Sherwin-Williams Agreeable Gray (SW 7029) has an LRV of 60.0 and a ΔE of 0.8, making it similarly close. Behr Tranquil Gray (DC-007), with an LRV of 60.0 and ΔE of 0.9, is also near-identical by the measured difference. ΔE describes the color distance between two samples: under 1 means near-identical, 1–2 means very close, 2–4 means close but visibly different side by side, and above 4 means only similar. Although these alternatives compare closely numerically, lighting and sheen can still make their appearance differ on a wall.

Lighter and darker Benjamin Moore alternatives

Benjamin Moore Balboa Mist (OC-27) has an LRV of 65.53 and a ΔE of 1.9, making it lighter and very close in measured color. It may suit rooms where a little more reflected light is useful. Benjamin Moore Edgecomb Gray (HC-173), with an LRV of 63.09 and a ΔE of 2.4, is also lighter, although the difference should be visible when samples sit together. Benjamin Moore Pale Oak (OC-20) has an LRV of 68.64 and a ΔE of 2.6, providing a lighter alternative with a more noticeable measured difference. Benjamin Moore Light Pewter (1464), at LRV 67.52 and ΔE 2.5, is another lighter option. All four alternatives reflect more light than Collingwood, so they may suit spaces where a brighter wall is preferred. To compare accurately, view large samples against the same trim and under both daylight and evening lighting.

Before you buy, compare a physical sample with the swatch on Benjamin Moore’s page for Collingwood.

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Hex, RGB and LRV (LRV published; RGB read from the on-screen swatch) from Benjamin Moore's page for this color, checked October 24, 2026. Lab, undertone and ΔE are our calculations. Not affiliated with Benjamin Moore. See how we measure colors.