#7
Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter (HC-172)
Started the greige revolution. Balanced undertones that work with everything.
Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter (HC-172) started the greige revolution with a light, muddy warmth that makes open-concept spaces feel cohesive. Tested in over 10,000 flip houses, it was the late 2010s boom color, but designers kept specifying it because its undertones are genuinely balanced—it plays nicely with both warm and cool accent colors, a feat no other neutral on this list can claim.
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