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Exotic Bloom

551 · Benjamin Moore
Green
View Exotic Bloom 551 on the Benjamin Moore site
Hex
#95C884
LRV
47
Family
Green
551

Color profile

Light value
47 · Mid-tone
Undertone
Warm warm, green lean
Family
Green

Although intense in tone, this unique shade of green still manages to be lighthearted and playful.Benjamin Moore

Where it sits on the light scale
0 · Absolute black100 · Pure white
LRV 47 Mid-tone · balances light and depth

Coordinating colors

A working palette built around Exotic Bloom

Similar colors

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Exotic Bloom vs Paradise Hills Green

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
Benjamin MooreParadise Hills Green550
47LRV53
#95C884Hex#A2D292
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
View Paradise Hills Green

Exotic Bloom vs Fresh Grass

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
Benjamin MooreFresh Grass426
47LRV46
#95C884Hex#9EC479
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
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Exotic Bloom vs Citrus Green

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
Benjamin MooreCitrus Green2032-40
47LRV52
#95C884Hex#88D17E
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
View Citrus Green

Exotic Bloom vs Branch Brook Green

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
Benjamin MooreBranch Brook Green572
47LRV47
#95C884Hex#88C58E
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
View Branch Brook Green

Similar colors from other brands

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Exotic Bloom vs Picnic

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
Sherwin-WilliamsPicnicSW 6731
47LRV47
#95C884Hex#99C285
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Picnic is very close match · leans redder compared with Exotic Bloom.
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Exotic Bloom vs Leprechaun Laugh

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
ValsparLeprechaun LaughV023-2
47LRV45
#95C884Hex#8BC076
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Leprechaun Laugh is close match · 3 points darker · warmer compared with Exotic Bloom.
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Exotic Bloom vs Whipped Pistachio

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
ValsparWhipped Pistachio8002-30D
47LRV54
#95C884Hex#A5CD8B
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Whipped Pistachio is close match · 6 points lighter · leans redder compared with Exotic Bloom.
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Exotic Bloom vs Hearty Hosta

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
PPGHearty HostaPPG1223-5
47LRV44
#95C884Hex#96BF83
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Hearty Hosta is close match · 3 points darker · leans redder compared with Exotic Bloom.
View Hearty Hosta

Exotic Bloom vs Celery Sprig

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
PPGCelery SprigPPG1224-6
47LRV55
#95C884Hex#9ED686
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Celery Sprig is close match · 8 points lighter · warmer compared with Exotic Bloom.
View Celery Sprig

Exotic Bloom vs Young Green

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
BehrYoung GreenP390-4
47LRV56
#95C884Hex#97D499
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Young Green is close match · 9 points lighter · cooler compared with Exotic Bloom.
View Young Green

Exotic Bloom vs Gleeful

Benjamin MooreExotic Bloom551
vs
BehrGleefulP380-5
47LRV44
#95C884Hex#9DBB7D
GreenFamilyGreen
warm, green leanUndertonewarm, green lean
Gleeful is close match · 3 points darker · leans redder compared with Exotic Bloom.
View Gleeful

Exotic Bloom, answered

What is the LRV of Exotic Bloom?

Exotic Bloom (551) by Benjamin Moore has a Light Reflectance Value of 47, so it reflects a moderate amount of light. On the 0–100 scale that places it in the medium range.

Is Exotic Bloom a warm or cool color?

Exotic Bloom has a warm undertone (warm, green lean).

What is the closest match to Exotic Bloom from another brand?

The closest cross-brand match to Exotic Bloom is Picnic (SW 6731) by Sherwin-Williams, very close match · leans redder.

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