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Settled, side by side

Kennebunkport Green

Benjamin Moore · HC-123

The green of a summer house in Maine

Shelter

Portola Paints · Lime Wash

A bedroom the color of moss after rain

31.32
LRV
#919D82
Hex
#8E9B8A
145 · 157 · 130
RGB
142 · 155 · 138
Warm
Warmth
Cool
Kennebunkport Green is warm; Shelter is cool.
Greyed sage-olive; a garden green in shade
Undertone
Mossy grey-green; lichen on stone
Greens
Family
Greens
Historical Colors
Collection
Lime Wash

In real rooms

Every room, each color

Kennebunkport Green

1 room
All 1 room

Shelter

1 room
ShelterPortola Limewash
All 1 room

The difference

Read from the numbers

Kennebunkport Green leans warm where Shelter reads cool. Both belong to the greens family.

How they read

In their own words

Kennebunkport Green is a soft, greyed sage-olive from Benjamin Moore's Historical Colors — the green of hedges seen in shade rather than sun. At LRV 31 it is a true mid-tone: a color, not a neutral, but a gentle one that never shouts.

Shelter is a Portola Lime Wash in a mossy grey-green — and because it is a lime wash, not a paint, the color is cloudy and alive, drifting between pale sage and deep moss across a single wall. The finish is chalky and matte, and it takes light the way stone does.

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