Benjamin Moore → PPG
PPG equivalent of Benjamin Moore White Diamond OC-61
The closest PPG colour is Moonlit Snow (PPG1041-1), at ΔE 0.66 — indistinguishable.
Moonlit Snow is a genuine substitute. At ΔE 0.66 the difference is smaller than most people can see on a wall, and smaller than the shift between two batches of the same colour.
Why people switch between Benjamin Moore and PPG
Most people comparing Benjamin Moore to PPG are not shopping for a new colour. They have already chosen one, and then hit a price difference or a painter who buys from a single supplier. The question is what goes on the wall instead.
How close Moonlit Snow really is
- Delta E (CIEDE2000)
- 0.66indistinguishable
- LRV
- 85Benjamin Moore is 83.37
- Hex
- #EAEEEC#ECEFEC in Benjamin Moore
Nearly the same lightness. Its LRV is 1.6 points higher.
Benjamin Moore and PPG publish LRV against their own measurements, and here the two disagree with the swatches: Moonlit Snow reads slightly darker than White Diamond in colour space while carrying the higher published LRV. Treat LRV as comparable within a brand, not across two.
Other PPG options
Worth knowing if Moonlit Snow is discontinued locally, or if you want to shift the colour slightly warmer or cooler.
- Shooting Star PPG1154-1ΔE 1.18 · near-exact · Nearly the same lightness, more saturated. Its LRV is 2.6 points higher.
- Soft Green 30GG 83/025ΔE 1.19 · near-exact · The candidate is darker, with a small hue shift.
- Pacific Pearl PPG1011-1ΔE 1.20 · near-exact · The candidate is darker.
Matches in every other brand
See Benjamin Moore White Diamond OC-61 matched across all 13 brands →