Benjamin Moore Equivalent of Sherwin-Williams Blackberry SW 7577

Sherwin-Williams → Benjamin Moore

Benjamin Moore equivalent of Sherwin-Williams Blackberry SW 7577

The closest Benjamin Moore colour is Dark Purple (2073-10), at ΔE 2.83 — very close.

BlackberrySherwin-Williams · SW 7577
Dark PurpleBenjamin Moore · 2073-10

Dark Purple is the closest Benjamin Moore makes, but at ΔE 2.83 it is a near miss rather than a match. Expect a visible difference where the two meet — on adjoining walls, or against existing trim.

Why people switch between Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore

Most people comparing Sherwin-Williams to Benjamin Moore 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 Dark Purple really is

Delta E (CIEDE2000)
2.83very close
LRV
5.7Sherwin-Williams is 4.81
Hex
#4B3540#533640 in Sherwin-Williams

The candidate is darker, more muted, with a small hue shift. Its LRV is 0.9 points higher.

Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore publish LRV against their own measurements, and here the two disagree with the swatches: Dark Purple reads slightly darker than Blackberry in colour space while carrying the higher published LRV. Treat LRV as comparable within a brand, not across two.

Other Benjamin Moore options

Worth knowing if Dark Purple is discontinued locally, or if you want to shift the colour slightly warmer or cooler.

  • Caponata AF-650ΔE 5.61 · noticeably different · The candidate is darker, more muted, with a small hue shift. Its LRV is 1.6 points higher.
  • Black Raspberry 2072-20ΔE 5.66 · noticeably different · The candidate is lighter, more muted, with a small hue shift. Its LRV is 2.0 points higher.
  • Autumn Purple 2073-20ΔE 5.87 · noticeably different · The candidate is lighter, more saturated, with a small hue shift. Its LRV is 2.6 points higher.

Matches in every other brand

See Sherwin-Williams Blackberry SW 7577 matched across all 13 brands →