Looking for the perfect white paint color for your home? Let’s talk about Behr Bit of Sugar and if it might be right for your home!
Whites are popular paint colors because they provide a neutral backdrop no matter what your decor style. Whites also pair well with virtually any other color or finish.
However, there are so many white paint colors to choose from.
Some lean warm, some lean cool. Some are so dark they’re considered off-white, and some are so light and bright that they feel stark.
So where to begin? Let’s dive into the details of Bit of Sugar today and see if it’s the right choice for your home!
Bit of Sugar, Behr, PR-W14
Bit of Sugar is a neutral, slightly cool-toned white paint color. It’s both bright and calming.
Color Family
Bit of Sugar is in the white color family.
Light Reflectance Value
89
Light Reflective Value is the measurement of how much light a color bounces around.
This is on a scale of 0 to 100, with 0 being pure black and 100 being pure white.
With an LRV of 89, Bit of Sugar is light and bright.
RGB Colors
R: 244 G: 242 B: 236
RGB describes the amount of each color – red, green, and blue – present in a color.
This is on a scale of 0 to 255 for each color. This is basically the color mix to make the color!
Hex Code
#F4F3EF
Undertones
Bit of Sugar has minimal undertones, but it has been known to show some cool gray undertones.
Bit of Sugar will look whiter and cooler in north-facing rooms without much natural light. It may look a bit warmer in south-facing rooms with lots of natural light.
It’s very important to swatch colors on your wall to make sure they look good – day and night – in your actual space before committing.
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Best uses
Bit of Sugar is neutral enough to work as a whole house paint color.
- Living rooms
- Bedrooms
- Kitchens
- Bathrooms
- Home exterior
- Interior doors
- Cabinets
- Furniture
Similar Colors
- Benjamin Moore White Opulence
- Behr Night Blooming Jasmine
- Sherwin Williams White Snow
- Behr Simply White
- Behr Palais White
- Sherwin Williams Extra White
- Benjamin Moore Alabaster
Coordinating Colors
Because Bit of Sugar has minimal undertones, it can be paired with virtually any color.
Be careful if pairing with another white, as two whites together often make one of them look dingy.
I like to pair Bit of Sugar with other neutrals (both grays and tans), greens, blues, and pinks. It can also be paired with yellows, reds, oranges, and purples.
Light to mid-toned greens:
- Feng Shui
- Breathe
- Sap Green
- Minted Lemon
- Sage Brush
Cool blues:
- Urban Raincoat
- Clear Pond
- Beachside Drive
- Ocean Boulevard
Light pinks:
- Moxie
- Cherubic
- Taffy Twist
- Castilian Pink
Trim Colors
For white paint colors, the best option is to use the same color for the walls and for the trim. Just choose a different finish for tone-on-tone contrast.
So, choose Bit of Sugar in eggshell finish for the walls and Bit of Sugar in semi-gloss for the trim. This gives a nice, soft finished look.
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FAQS
Here are some common frequently asked questions about Bit of Sugar.
Is Bit of Sugar warm or cool?
Bit of Sugar is a cool white paint color.
What color trim goes with Behr Bit of Sugar?
If you’re using Bit of Sugar for the walls, your best option is to use Bit of Sugar for trim as well. Choose an eggshell finish for the walls and a semi-gloss finish for the trim to give a bit of contrast.
What are the undertones of Behr Bit of Sugar?
Behr Bit of Sugar has minimal undertones, but it has been known to show a cool, gray undertone. This cool undertone will be more apparent in north-facing rooms that lack natural light.
What’s the difference: Behr Bit of Sugar vs Polar Bear?
Behr Bit of Sugar is slightly darker than Polar Bear, with an LRV of 89 versus 90. Both have minimal undertones.
However, Bit of Sugar leans a bit cooler with a slight gray undertone, and Polar Bear leans a bit warmer with a slight pink or yellow undertone.
It’s always best to swatch colors in your space before committing.
What’s the difference: Behr Bit of Sugar vs Whisper White?
Behr Bit of Sugar and Whisper White are similar white paint colors. Both have an LRV of 89, which means they will reflect and absorb the same amount of light back into a space.
Bit of Sugar is a cool white with slight cool gray undertones, and Whisper White is a warm white, with slight beige and cream undertones.
It’s always best to swatch colors in your space before committing.
What SW color is similar to Behr Bit of Sugar?
SW White Snow is similar to Behr Bit of Sugar. White Snow is slightly lighter, with an LV of 90 versus 89. It’s always best to swatch colors in your space before committing.
Before you go…
So, you’ve found the perfect paint color, but here’s the thing – there’s another big decision you have to make: picking the right paint sheen. Seriously, the level of glossiness can totally change how your color looks on the walls and how long the paint lasts!
Check out our complete guide to understanding paint sheens.
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Thanks for reading!
Meg Hemmelgarn is a freelance writer and home decor + DIY blogger who loves to talk about paint colors. She and her husband are currently renovating their third fixer upper. You can see their projects on her blog, Green With Decor.