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Sea Salt by Sherwin Williams

Sea Salt, with its green and gray tones, is a very soothing, beautiful (and quite beachy) color that can effortlessly fit in with so many color schemes and styles of decor.

Let's talk about Sea Salt by Sherwin Williams and compare it with other popular paint colors

LRV of Sea Salt

Sea Salt's LRV is 63

(LRV=Light Reflecting Value)

Comfort Gray is more saturated than Sea Salt, so if you want more drama, go with Comfort Gray. If lighter and brighter is your preference then Sea Salt may be just the paint color for you!

Sea Salt vs Comfort Gray

Oyster Bay is a deeper, more dramatic green/gray color that is taking the turn toward a cool tone.

Sea Salt vs Oyster Bay

Silver Strand reads warm with its green tones but it definitely leans closer to gray than Sea Salt.

Sea Salt vs Silver Strand

Looking for something more blue? Check out this crowd favorite: Tradewind. Tradewind can still look neutral because of the grays in it, but just like Silver Strand, it leans more blue than green.

Sea Salt vs Tradewind

Like Sea Salt, Pale Smoke (by Ben Moore) is a bit of a chameleon color.  In different light, it can go from looking quite green, to quite blue, to more of a neutral gray.

Sea Salt vs Pale Smoke

Tip: As a self-proclaimed “frugalista”, I recommend buying a few paint samples of your top choices and using them to paint your swatches. It’s so much cheaper than buying gallons of paint!

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