Sherwin Williams Wall Street: Complete Color Review

Trying to find that perfect charcoal gray paint color? Today, I want to share why Sherwin Williams Wall Street might just be the right pick for you!

Deep charcoal gray-blues have always been one of my favorite choices for creating a moody, sophisticated look. They're versatile enough to be a bold accent wall, yet calming enough for a cozy bedroom or productive home office.

If you love neutrals but still crave something with a bit more drama, charcoal gray-blues like Wall Street hit that sweet spot. They feel neutral without feeling boring, giving your space plenty of personality.

So lets look into why Sherwin Williams Wall Street could be the perfect paint color for you.

Wall Street, Sherwin Williams, SW 7655

Wall Street is a deep, dark charcoal gray with noticeable blue undertones. I love how it brings a sophisticated yet cozy feeling to a space. It's perfect for a bedroom or home office.

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Color Family

Wall Street is in the neutral family.

Light Reflectance Value

15

Light Reflectance Value (LRV) measures how much light a color reflects. The scale runs from 0 (pure black) to 100 (pure white).

With an LRV of just 15, Wall Street is is a very dark charcoal gray. In my experience, it looks lighter in rooms filled with bright, natural sunlight, while it will feel richer and darker in rooms without much light.

RGB Colors

R: 101 G: 109 B:115

RGB shows how much red, green, and blue mix together to create the color. Each is measured on a scale from 0 to 255, giving Wall Street its balanced charcoal-gray with hints of blue.

Hex Code

#656D73

Undertones

Wall Street is a deep charcoal gray that definitely leans blue. Those strong blue undertones make it feel both elegant and inviting.

If you're painting a south-facing room with plenty of sunlight, you'll notice Wall Street appearing warmer, lighter, and more blue-gray.

In north-facing rooms that lack natural light, Wall Street will appear cooler, darker and more gray.

Best Uses

I love a dark color like Wall Street for:

• Walls of a room you want to feel cozier such as a bedroom or home office
• Creating a focal point such as a fireplace
• Kitchen or bathroom cabinets
• Interior or exterior doors
• Home exterior
• Accent wall
• Built-ins
• Furniture

Similar Colors

• Sherwin Williams Gibraltar
• Benjamin Moore Ocean Floor
• Behr Summer Storm
• Sherwin Williams Granite Peak
• Benjamin Moore Gunmetal
• Behr NYPD
• Sherwin Williams Slate Tile

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Coordinating Colors

Wall Street is dark and neutral enough to work well with most other paint colors. It goes well with golden tans, sunny yellows, oranges, slate blues, light grays, and bright whites.

When paired with neutrals or other blue-hued colors, Wall Street can have a calming, cozy affect on a room. For a bolder look, pair it with yellows or oranges.

Golden tans:

• Lanyard
• Mesa Tan
• Caramelized
• Soft Fawn
• Woven Wicker

Bright whites with a blue undertone:

• Ice Cube
• Ceiling Bright White
• Rhinestone
• Nebulous White
• Rock Candy

Light slate blues:

• Stardew
• Niebla Azul
• Lullaby
• North Star
• Krypton

Trim Colors

Wall Street is on the cool side, so it shines best when paired with clean, bright white trim colors.

Bright white trim colors:

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

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FAQs

Here are some common frequently asked questions about Wall Street.

What color is SW Wall Street?

Wall Street is a very dark charcoal gray with strong blue undertones. It's not quite navy, not quite gray.

If your room gets plenty of sunlight, you’ll see more of its blue tones coming through. In rooms with less natural light, it tends to look more like a straightforward charcoal gray.

What color trim goes with SW Wall Street?

Because Wall Street is a cool, gray-blue shade, it looks amazing paired with crisp, bright white trim.

For a timeless feel, I love pairing it with Benjamin Moore Simply White, Sherwin Williams Extra White, or Behr Ultra Pure White.

If you prefer a white trim with a slight blue undertone, Sherwin Williams Ice Cube is great.

Is SW Wall Street too dark?

Wall Street is definitely dark, with an LRV of 15, but I wouldn’t call it too dark. It’s deep and moody, but it's not overwhelming or gloomy.

How dark it feels really depends on your room’s lighting. Give it a swatch in your space and see what you think!

What's the difference: SW Wall Street vs Behr NYPD?

Sherwin Williams Wall Street and Behr NYPD are very similar colors — both deep charcoal-blues with an identical LRV of 15.

The main difference I've noticed is that NYPD is slightly richer and more saturated, while Wall Street has a softer, more muted look.

Because they're so close, it’s especially important to try them on your walls before choosing.

What colors go with SW Wall Street?

Wall Street is dark but neutral enough to match with lots of different colors. It goes beautifully with golden tans, sunny yellows, warm oranges, soft slate blues, pale grays, and fresh, bright whites.

Some of my favorite combinations include Wall Street with Lanyard, which is a lovely golden tan. It also looks stunning with Ice Cube, a fresh white with a hint of blue, or Stardew, a relaxing slate blue.

Thanks for reading!