Benjamin Moore Windsor Cream: A Complete Color Review

Looking for the perfect creamy off-white paint color for your home? Let’s talk about Benjamin Moore Windsor Cream and if it might be right for your home!

Creamy off-white paint colors are such an easy way to make a room feel warm and inviting. They add a cozy, sunny vibe without being too much.

What I love about creamy off-whites is that they’re neutral without feeling cold or stark, and they’re cheerful without being too bright. They work in just about any room and with almost any decor style.

That said, not all creamy off-whites are the same. Some are just a step away from white, while others lean warmer and almost yellow.

That’s why it’s important to pay attention to details like undertones and LRV before deciding.

Let’s discuss Benjamin Moore Windsor Cream and see what makes it stand out!

Windsor Cream, Benjamin Moore 913

Windsor cream is a creamy off-white that can lean a bit into its yellow undertones. It's perfect for adding some soft warmth to a space.

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Color Family

Windsor Cream is in the white family.

Light Reflectance Value

81

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 81, Windsor Cream is a light and bright paint color without being stark.

It's on the higher end of the off-white paint category, close to white but not quite.

Generally, anything with an LRV from 72-82 is considered off-white, with anything higher than 82 being true white.

RGB Colors

R: 246 G: 231 B: 209

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

#F6E7D1

Undertones

Windsor Cream’s yellow-cream undertones give it a sunny, inviting feel.

• In south-facing rooms: It looks warmer and leans into its soft yellow tones, creating a cozy, welcoming glow.
• In north-facing rooms: It appears more neutral, sometimes leaning toward an off-white, light taupe, or a soft creamy white.

Best uses

Windsor Cream works well in many spaces, including:

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

Similar Colors

• Benjamin Moore Peach Pie
• Behr Honeysuckle White
• Sherwin Williams Dollop of Cream
• Benjamin Moore San Diego Cream
• Behr Tailwind
• Sherwin Williams Fresh Zest
• Benjamin Moore Devon Cream

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Coordinating Colors

Windsor Cream is super versatile and pairs well with a variety of colors:

• Warm neutrals: Soft whites, beiges, tans, warm grays, browns, and even blacks.
• Pale, gentle tones: Greens, blues, and pinks for a softer, more delicate look.

Pale gray-greens:

• Tranquility
• Gray Wisp
• Silver Marlin
• Iced Marble
• Misted Green

Soft whites:

• Steam
• Cloud White
• White Dove
• Swiss Coffee
• Moonlight White

Warm mid-toned neutrals:

• Stone Hearth
• Ashen Tan
• Old Soul
• Brick House Tan
• Royal Flax

Trim Colors

For trim, Windsor Cream looks stunning with soft whites.

The contrast adds elegance and makes the creamy warmth of the walls pop.

Soft white trim also gives the space a fresh, polished feel, making the whole room look bright and pulled together.

Soft white trim colors:

• Sherwin Williams Alabaster
• Benjamin Moore White Dove
• Behr Cameo White

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FAQS

Here are some common frequently asked questions about Windsor Cream.

What's the difference: BM Windsor Cream vs White Dove?

Windsor Cream and White Dove are both soft off-whites, but they have distinct differences:

• Windsor Cream (LRV 81): Creamier, darker, and warmer with yellow undertones.
• White Dove (LRV 83): Lighter, more neutral, and versatile—often used for both walls and trim.

Swatching both will help you see how they compare in your space.

What's the difference: BM Windsor Cream vs SW Creamy?

Windsor Cream and Creamy are very similar warm off-whites. Both have an LRV of 81, meaning they’re equally light.

The difference lies in the undertones:

• Windsor Cream: Leans slightly warmer and more yellow.
• SW Creamy: Still warm but a touch more neutral.

Swatch them side by side to see which fits your space better.

What is the hex code for BM Windsor Cream?

The hex code for BM Windsor Cream is #F6E7D1.

What color trim goes with BM Windsor Cream?

Windsor Cream pairs beautifully with soft whites for trim. This creates a clean, elegant contrast that highlights the creamy warmth of the walls.

Try BM White Dove, SW Alabaster or Behr Cameo White.

What's the difference: BM Windsor Cream vs Barely Beige?

• Windsor Cream (LRV 81): Lighter, brighter, and a true off-white. It leans creamier and warmer with more yellow undertones.
• Barely Beige (LRV 71): Darker, heavier, and almost beige. It’s more muted and neutral but still warm.

If you’re deciding between the two, swatching is a must, as lighting can make a big difference.

What are the undertones of Windsor Cream?

Windsor Cream has warm yellow-cream undertones.

Depending on a room's lighting, Windsor Cream can lean a bit yellow / creamy or more off-white / white. It's one of those gorgeous chameleon colors!

Thanks for reading!