Benjamin Moore Yarmouth Blue HC-150 is a rich, calming blue that brings both depth and serenity to a space. Its versatile tone works beautifully in a variety of rooms, providing a sophisticated look without feeling overpowering.
Paint Color Undertones
Yarmouth Blue leans slightly toward a cool blue-gray, making it feel elegant and modern. While primarily blue, it can appear softer or deeper depending on lighting and surrounding colors. Its subtle gray undertones make it a flexible choice for pairing with both warm and cool whites or natural wood accents.
Light Reflectance Value (LRV)
Yarmouth Blue has an LRV of 14, which means it is a darker color that absorbs more light. This makes it ideal for creating cozy, intimate spaces or accent walls where you want a dramatic, enveloping feel. Pairing it with lighter tones helps balance its depth and prevents a room from feeling too dark.
Where It Works
Yarmouth Blue is versatile but particularly shines in:
- Bedrooms: Its calming quality makes it perfect for restful environments.
- Dining Rooms: Adds elegance and sophistication without overwhelming the space.
- Accent Walls: Creates a strong focal point in living rooms, offices, or entryways.
- Kitchens: Works beautifully with white cabinets and warm hardware for a balanced look.
Pairing Suggestions
Yarmouth Blue pairs beautifully with:
- Warm Whites: such as Benjamin Moore White Dove or Simply White for contrast
- Natural Woods: oak, walnut, or maple add warmth
- Soft Grays: like Gray Owl or Classic Gray for a serene palette
- Metallic Accents: gold, brass, or matte black hardware for a modern touch
Final Thoughts for Consumers
Benjamin Moore Yarmouth Blue HC-150 is a sophisticated, versatile blue that works in a wide range of spaces. Its compatibility with various color palettes make it an excellent choice for those looking to add elegance without overwhelming the room.
If you’re looking to see Yarmouth Blue in action or need guidance on pairing it with complementary colors, stop by one of our paint store locations. Our trained paint specialists can help you visualize the color in your space and select the ideal finish.