Pine Frost
Sherwin-Williams · SW 9656
Mint for grown-ups
LRV65
Hex#D0D5CB
RGB208 · 213 · 203
WarmthCool
UndertonePale silvery green; mint with the sugar removed
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In real rooms
Photographed under consistent light · credited & tagged
How it reads
Pine Frost is a pale, frosted green that reads almost as a tinted white in bright light and as a soft silvery sage in shade. At LRV 65 it is light enough for a whole bedroom yet has enough pigment to feel like a decision. There is no sweetness in it — the grey keeps it cool and quiet.
It is a color that flatters green in every other form: scalloped bed linens, botanical prints, a canopy in moss. Against white trim it looks crisp and a little Scandinavian; against warm woods it turns gentler and more traditional.
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Questions
Is Pine Frost green or grey?
A pale green with a grey base. In strong light it looks like a green-tinted white; in low light the grey shows and it reads as silvery sage.
Pine Frost vs Sea Salt?
Both are pale green-greys. Pine Frost is cooler and greener; Sea Salt is softer and can flash blue in north light.
Painted a room in Pine Frost?
Add it to the reference library — credited to you, photographed in honest light.
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