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Benjamin Moore Wisp of Mauve
2098-60 · #DCCBC4 · LRV 61.9
Compare with other brands: Glidden First Kiss is a 98% matchWisp of Mauve (2098-60) is a light greige from Benjamin Moore with a moderate peach undertone. Its LRV is about 61.9 (light): it reflects plenty of light and works in most rooms, including ones with limited daylight. The closest match in another brand is Glidden First Kiss (98% match).
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LRV
61.9 · Light
Undertone
Peach · moderate
Temperature
Warm
Code
2098-60
HEX
#DCCBC4
RGB
220, 203, 196
HSL
17°, 26%, 82%
Family
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Wisp of Mauve FAQ
What undertone does Wisp of Mauve have?
Wisp of Mauve is a light greige with a moderate peach undertone. Its color temperature is warm. This is estimated from the digital color values; north-facing light pulls undertones cooler and warm bulbs pull them warmer, so check a real sample on your wall.
What is the LRV of Wisp of Mauve?
Wisp of Mauve has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 61.9 on a 0–100 scale, which is light. It reflects plenty of light and works in most rooms, including ones with limited daylight.
What is the closest match to Wisp of Mauve in other brands?
Glidden: First Kiss (PPG1017-2), 98%; Behr: Malted (N160-2), 97%; PPG: First Kiss (PPG1017-2), 97%; Sherwin-Williams: White Truffle (SW 6029), 97%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: White Truffle (HGSW6029), 97%; Valspar: Champagne Glee (2003-10C), 97%; Farrow & Ball: Calamine (No. 230), 96%; Dunn-Edwards: Pale Berries (DE6051), 95%. Matches are estimated from digital color values and are not official conversions; always compare a real sample of both.
What is the HEX code of Wisp of Mauve?
The HEX code of Wisp of Mauve (2098-60) is #DCCBC4, RGB 220, 203, 196. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.