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Benjamin Moore Fieldstone 1558: hex #B0B0A5, LRV and undertone
Fieldstone (1558) from Benjamin Moore is hex #B0B0A5 with an LRV of 42.73. It measures as a cool-leaning neutral with a green undertone, and black text on it reaches 9.59:1.
- Hex
- #B0B0A5
- RGB
- 176, 176, 165
- LRV
- 42.73
- Undertone
- Cool-leaning neutral, green undertone
A neutral with a green cast (OKLCH hue 107°, chroma 0.015). Expect the green to show more in warm evening light and next to cooler whites.
Coordinating colors Benjamin Moore suggests
- Simply White
OC-117 - Mexican Tile
1194 - Super White
OC-152 - Spring Thaw
1508
Closest colors from other brands
- Oyster Bay Sherwin-Williams SW 6206ΔE 2.6
- Mindful Gray Sherwin-Williams SW 7016ΔE 3.6
- Clary Sage Sherwin-Williams SW 6178ΔE 4.5
- Graceful Gray Behr PPU18-12ΔE 4.9
ΔE is the CIEDE2000 difference between the published values: under 2 is hard to tell apart on a wall, 2 to 5 is a visible but related shade. Always compare real chips before you buy.
Name, code, LRV and color value as published by Benjamin Moore on its color page (checked 2026-11-11). A screen can only approximate paint: sheen, lighting and the screen itself all change it, so check a physical sample. ColorPlum is not affiliated with Benjamin Moore.
- HEX
#B0B0A5- RGB
rgb(176, 176, 165)- HSL
hsl(60, 7%, 67%)
Best text on it: black at 9.59:1
Every code for Fieldstone
- HEX
#B0B0A5 - RGB
rgb(176, 176, 165) - HSL
hsl(60, 7%, 67%) - HSV
60°, 6%, 69% - CMYK
0%, 0%, 6%, 31% - Lab
lab(71.6% -1.5 5.7) - OKLCH
oklch(75.4% 0.015 106.8) - Decimal
11579557
Tints, shades and tones
From white to black in 10% steps, with Fieldstone in the middle. Tap a code to copy it.
- 90%#F7F7F6
- 80%#EFEFED
- 70%#E7E7E4
- 60%#DFDFDB
- 50%#D8D8D2
- 40%#D0D0C9
- 30%#C8C8C0
- 20%#C0C0B7
- 10%#B8B8AE
- Base#B0B0A5
- 10%#9E9E95
- 20%#8D8D84
- 30%#7B7B74
- 40%#6A6A63
- 50%#585853
- 60%#464642
- 70%#353532
- 80%#232321
- 90%#121211
Tones (mixed with gray)
- 10%#ABABA1
- 20%#A6A69E
- 30%#A2A29A
- 40%#9D9D96
- 50%#989893
- 60%#93938F
- 70%#8E8E8B
- 80%#8A8A87
- 90%#858584
Matching colors
- #B0B0A5
- #A5A5B0
- #B0ABA5
- #B0B0A5
- #ABB0A5
- #B0B0A5
- #A5B0B0
- #B0A5B0
- #B0B0A5
- #A5ABB0
- #ABA5B0
- #B0B0A5
- #A5B0AB
- #A5A5B0
- #B0A5AB
- #646458
- #8C8C7C
- #B0B0A5
- #D4D4CE
- #F5F5F4
Fieldstone in 3D color space
OKLab, the space ColorPlum does its math in: lightness runs up the pole, hue goes around it and saturation grows outward. The faint shell is every color a screen can show (saturation is drawn wider than lightness so hues separate). Drag to turn it.
- Fieldstone
- Triad #A5B0B0
- Triad #B0A5B0
- Complement
- 50% tint
- 50% shade
Fieldstone in use
Card body text stays dark for reading; fieldstone carries the header and the button.
Shop nowTagHeadline in Fieldstone
A paragraph with a link in dark text, because this color is too light for text on white; use it for fills instead.
How it looks with color-vision deficiency
A simulation (Machado and colleagues, 2009) of how the color and its complement read without one type of cone.
- Typical color vision
#B0B0A5 - Protanopia (no red cones)
#B2AFA4 - Deuteranopia (no green cones)
#B2AFA5 - Tritanopia (no blue cones)
#B2AEAD
Contrast and readability
| Pairing | Ratio | WCAG 2.2 |
|---|---|---|
| as text on white | 2.18:1 | AA AA large AAA |
| as text on black | 9.59:1 | AA AA large AAA |
| white text on it | 2.18:1 | AA AA large AAA |
| black text on it | 9.59:1 | AA AA large AAA |
| on your background | 1.91:1 | AA AA large AAA |
Export
:root {
--fieldstone: #b0b0a5;
--fieldstone-rgb: 176 176 165;
--fieldstone-on: #000000;
}On this page
Benjamin Moore numbers Fieldstone 1558. The hex is #B0B0A5, the RGB values are 176, 176, 165, and the LRV is 42.73. At that value it sits in the middle of the range, so it shows as a definite gray-green tone in daylight rather than a near-white.
Breaking down the color
The HSL reading is hsl(60, 7%, 67%) and the OKLCH value is oklch(75.4% 0.015 107). With chroma only 0.015 the color is subtle, but the hue of 107 degrees points to green, and the file labels it cool-leaning with a green undertone. Lab is lab(71.6% -1.5 5.7). The CMYK mix of 0%, 0%, 6%, 31% is almost all black with a little yellow, which explains why it feels soft and slightly mossy instead of icy.
Brand-listed pairings
Four coordinating colors are listed: Simply White (OC-117), Mexican Tile (1194), Super White (OC-152) and Spring Thaw (1508). Simply White is the one with a page on this site. The remaining three appear by name and code only. Two of the four are whites, which gives you a choice of trim brightness.
Worked example
A hallway with no windows and a wood stair rail is a realistic place to use this. Overhead fixtures are the main light, so the green in #B0B0A5 will surface under warm bulbs and turn more neutral under cool ones. Try Fieldstone on the walls, Simply White on baseboards and door casings, and see whether the stair rail looks richer against it. On a product label printed in this color, black text gives 9.59:1 and white text 2.18:1, so black is the better choice.
This is a versatile mid-tone for rooms that get mixed light. Because the chroma is so low, it will not fight with wood tones, and the faint green keeps it from turning flat or purple the way some grays do under cool bulbs. Hold your sample next to the actual floor, curtains and furniture instead of judging it against a white board on its own.
Neighboring colors
Within Benjamin Moore, Platinum Gray (HC-179) is ΔE 3, October Mist (1495) is 3.9 and Silver Fox (2108-50) is 4. Each is related but visible.
Across brands, Sherwin-Williams Oyster Bay (SW 6206) comes in at 2.6, Mindful Gray (SW 7016) at 3.6 and Clary Sage (SW 6178) at 4.5. Behr Graceful Gray (PPU18-12) is 4.9, which is nearly at the point where two colors look clearly different. None of these lands under 2, so none can be called a drop-in swap. Paint real samples and judge them beside the Fieldstone chip.