Ally's Earring
CSP-125 by Benjamin Moore
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Ally's Earring is a comfortable, light beige with neutral undertones. This warm shade has an LRV of 72.87 and reflects a moderate amount of light, making it suitable for smaller spaces or rooms with limited natural light.
Ally's Earring (CSP-125) by Benjamin Moore is a warm beige with neutral undertones. Its hex code is #E1E0D1 and it has an LRV of 72.87, making it a light color. It is recommended for interior use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the hex code for Ally's Earring CSP-125?
The hex code for Benjamin Moore Ally's Earring (CSP-125) is #E1E0D1.
What is the LRV of Ally's Earring?
Ally's Earring (CSP-125) has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of 72.87, which is classified as light. LRV ranges from 0 (pure black) to 100 (pure white).
Is Ally's Earring warm or cool?
Ally's Earring (CSP-125) is a warm color with neutral undertones.
What colors coordinate with Ally's Earring?
Ally's Earring (CSP-125) pairs well with warm whites and soft neutrals for trim, complementary neutrals, and other Benjamin Moore colors within the same beige family. See the similar colors and cross-brand matches above for specific pairings, and use the palette generator for full coordinating schemes.
What is the RGB value of Ally's Earring?
The RGB value of Benjamin Moore Ally's Earring (CSP-125) is R:225, G:224, B:209. The hex code is #E1E0D1.
Can Ally's Earring be used on exteriors?
Ally's Earring (CSP-125) is recommended for interior use only.