How popular is Going to the Chapel?
Searches per month · USAbout 60 searches a month in the US
Google search volume for “Benjamin Moore Going to the Chapel” and its code, averaged over the 12 months to September 2026; pulled 2026-10-15. An estimate, not a census. How we measure
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About Going to the Chapel
Going to the Chapel is a classic, light beige with neutral undertones. This warm shade has an LRV of 71.74 and reflects a moderate amount of light, making it suitable for smaller spaces or rooms with limited natural light.
One shade lighter or darker
The nearest Benjamin Moore colors with the same hue and saturation as Going to the Chapel, a visible step lighter or darker.
Color Specifications
- Name
- Going to the Chapel
- Brand
- Benjamin Moore
- Code
- 1527
- Hex
- #E0DED1
- RGB
- 224, 222, 209
- HSL
- 52, 19%, 85%
- CMYK
- 0, 1, 7, 12Approximate — screen to print
- Lab
- 88.3, -1.6, 6.6
- CSS
- --benjamin-moore-going-to-the-chapel
- LRV
- 71.74 (Light)
- Undertone
- Neutral
- Temperature
- warm
- Family
- beige
- Interior
- Yes
- Exterior
- Yes
- Finishes
- flatmatteeggshellsatinsemi-glosshigh-gloss
Similar Colors & Cross-Brand Matches
Ranked by Delta E 2000. Under 1.0 looks the same on the wall.