Benjamin Moore Foggy Morning: Complete Color Review

Searching for a pale blush paint color that adds a touch of warmth without overwhelming your space? Check out my review of Benjamin Moore Foggy Morning.

If you’re looking for a pale, soothing, almost neutral, today’s post is for you! 

I’ve found that pale, almost-neutral blush paint colors can really create a peaceful, calming feeling. They’re almost a blank slate while still providing a smidge of color.

Neutrals with a bit of blush are perfect for a variety of spaces and go well with many other paint colors, making them a good choice if you want color without going too bold.

So, I’ve chosen to do a review of Foggy Morning by Benjamin Moore.

This soft, almost-neutral blush brings a delicate touch to your walls, creating a peaceful and inviting atmosphere.

Foggy Morning, Benjamin Moore, 2106-70

Foggy Morning is an almost neutral blush paint color. It’s perfect for adding a subtle touch of delicate, pale color to the walls.

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Color Family

Foggy Morning belongs to the red color family, which gives it that gentle blush undertone.

Light Reflectance Value

76

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 76, Foggy Morning is an off-white paint color. It reflects a good amount of light, keeping your space bright while still adding that hint of color.

I love how this shade manages to feel light and airy without losing its warmth.

RGB Colors

R: 236 G: 227 B: 220

The RGB values show the mix of red, green, and blue that creates Foggy Morning’s unique blush tone.

Hex Code

#ece3dc

This is the exact hex code if you’re looking to match Foggy Morning perfectly for any digital or design needs.

Undertones

Foggy Morning is an almost-neutral paint color with delicate blush undertones. These undertones give it a soft, warm feel that can change depending on the lighting in your room.

In south-facing rooms, where there’s plenty of natural light, you’ll notice Foggy Morning looks warmer, and those blush undertones really start to shine through.

On the other hand, in north-facing rooms with less natural light, this color can appear a bit cooler and more neutral, making it versatile for different spaces.

Because lighting can significantly affect how a color looks, I always recommend swatching Foggy Morning on your walls before making a final decision. It’s the best way to see how those beautiful blush undertones will play out in your specific room.

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Best uses

Foggy Morning is a light bright neutral color with a lot of warmth to it. Plus, the slight color depth helps to hide scuffs better than a more true white paint!

I like to use a color like Foggy Morning for:

• Living rooms
• Bedrooms
• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Interior doors
• Cabinets
• Furniture

It also makes a great whole house paint color if you’re looking for something soft and subtle that flows beautifully throughout your home.

Similar Colors

• Benjamin Moore Frosted Café
• Behr Italian Villa 
• Sherwin Williams Pale Pink
• Benjamin Moore Wild Rice
• Benjamin Moore Early Sunset
• Behr Soft Feather
• Benjamin Moore Savory Cream

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Coordinating Colors

Foggy Morning pairs beautifully with a range of colors, including soft purples, warm grays, and muted blue-greens.

Foggy Morning also pairs well with bright white, warm gray and greige.

Dark purples / plums:

• Amazon Soil
• Pinch of Spice
• Cabernet
• Mink Violet
• Desert Shadows

Warm grays:

• Ashley Gray
• Stone Gray
• Himalayan Trek
• Silver Fox
• Upper West Side

Medium blue-greens:

• Aegean Teal
• Blue Echo
• Fort Pierce Green
• Hemlock
• Province Blue

Trim Colors

For trim, bright white is a great match with Foggy Morning.

It highlights the soft blush tones and gives your space a clean, fresh feel.

Bright white trim colors:

• Benjamin Moore Simply White
• Sherwin Williams Extra White
• Behr Ultra Pure White

FAQS

Here are some common frequently asked questions about Foggy Morning.

Is BM Foggy Morning warm or cool?

Benjamin Moore Foggy Morning is a warm paint color due to its soft pink undertones. 

In my experience, it adds a cozy, welcoming feel to any room. You’ll notice how the warmth comes through, especially in spaces with plenty of natural light.

What color is BM Foggy Morning?

Foggy Morning is an almost-neutral paint color with a hint of blush.

It’s one of those shades that can create a peaceful atmosphere while still giving your walls a touch of color.

What is the difference: BM Foggy Morning vs Frosted Café?

Both Foggy Morning and Frosted Café are blush-tinted neutral paint colors. The main difference lies in their Light Reflectance Values (LRV).

Foggy Morning has an LRV of 76, making it slightly lighter than Frosted Café, which has an LRV of 75.48. Foggy Morning is a bit more muted, while Frosted Café has a touch more saturation.

Swatching both colors on your walls can help you see which one fits your space best.

What color trim goes with BM Foggy Morning?

Bright white trim works beautifully with Foggy Morning. I’ve found that colors like Benjamin Moore Simply White, Sherwin Williams Extra White, or Behr Ultra Pure White create a crisp contrast that highlights Foggy Morning’s soft blush tones.

You could also go bold and use Foggy Morning on the trim for a color-drenched look. Try swatching to see which option you like best.

What is the difference between: BM Foggy Morning vs Behr Italian Villa?

Italian Villa (LRV 78) is slightly lighter than Foggy Morning (LRV 76).

While both are lovely blush tones, Foggy Morning leans more neutral, whereas Italian Villa has a stronger pale pink vibe.

What is the difference between: BM Foggy Morning vs SW Pale Pink?

Pale Pink (LRV 80) is noticeably lighter than Foggy Morning (LRV 76).

While both paint colors are red-based, Foggy Morning appears as more of an almost-neutral with blush undertones, and Pale PInk appears as a, well, pale pink. 

To find out which one suits your style best, I recommend swatching both in your space.

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