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Mountain Air: 3 paint colors share this name.

Behr, Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams each sell a color called Mountain Air. 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.

BehrMountain AirPPL-14 · #E4EEEELRV84LightnessVery LightUndertoneCoolView Behr PPL-14
Benjamin MooreMountain AirCC-636 · #C4C2B0LRV53LightnessLightUndertoneWarmView Benjamin Moore CC-636
Sherwin-WilliamsMountain AirSW 6224 · #D8E0DFLRV73LightnessVery LightUndertoneCoolView Sherwin-Williams SW 6224

The numbers

BrandCodeHexLRVUndertoneFamily
BehrPPL-14#E4EEEE84CoolWhite
Benjamin MooreCC-636#C4C2B053WarmGreige
Sherwin-WilliamsSW 6224#D8E0DF73CoolGray

What actually differs

Computed from measured values, not marketing descriptions.

PPL-14 is 31 points lighter and cooler than CC-636.

PPL-14 is 11 points lighter than SW 6224.

CC-636 is 21 points darker and warmer than SW 6224.

Mountain Air · 3 brands

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