Same name, different colors
Alabaster: 3 paint colors share this name.
Behr, Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams each sell a color called Alabaster. They are close in name only. Here is how they actually differ.
Side by side
Set next to each other, the differences in value and undertone show up immediately.
BehrAlabasterBXC-62 · #E8E2D3LRV76LightnessVery LightUndertoneWarmView Behr BXC-62
Benjamin MooreAlabasterOC-129 · #F2EFE8LRV85LightnessVery LightUndertoneWarmView Benjamin Moore OC-129
Sherwin-WilliamsAlabasterSW 7008 · #EDEAE0LRV82LightnessVery LightUndertoneWarmView Sherwin-Williams SW 7008
What actually differs
Computed from measured values, not marketing descriptions.
BXC-62 is 9 points darker than OC-129.
BXC-62 is 6 points darker than SW 7008.
OC-129 is 3 points lighter than SW 7008.
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