Neutral Ground Sherwin Williams (SW 7568): Color Review, LRV, and Best Pairings

Neutral Ground (SW 7568) is a soft, warm tan from Sherwin-Williams with a light reflectance value (LRV) of 70 and a HEX code of #E2DACA. It sits between a creamy off-white and a light beige, which makes it a flexible choice for walls, trim, and exteriors.

If you are comparing it with other warm neutrals, this guide covers the verified color data, how it changes in different light, what to pair it with, and where it works best.

What color is Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground?

Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground is a light tan. Sherwin-Williams lists it in the White & Pastel family and approves it for both interior and exterior projects.

In plain terms, it is a warm neutral that feels softer than a white and lighter than most beiges. It is the kind of color that quietly warms a room without announcing itself.

The HEX and RGB values are useful for mockups and design software. They will not match your wall exactly, because screens and sheen change how paint looks.

Is Neutral Ground warm or cool?

Neutral Ground is a warm neutral. Sherwin-Williams does not print an undertone label on the color page, but the RGB values (226, 218, 202) have far more red than blue, which is the signature of a warm tan.

Designers commonly describe it as a tan with a yellow undertone. In some homes a faint yellow-green shows up, but in many rooms it lands as a clean, balanced neutral.

Paint undertones you will actually see

On a small chip it looks like a plain light tan. On a wall, you tend to notice three things:

• Yellow: the main warmth, strongest in sun and under warm bulbs.
• Beige: the soft base that keeps the color calm and neutral.
• Faint green: a subtle note that can appear in some light, especially next to pink or taupe finishes.

The practical takeaway is to treat this color as a warm, quiet tan. Pair it with warm whites and wood and it feels cozy. Pair it with pink-toned taupes and the yellow side can show.

What is the LRV of Neutral Ground?

The Light Reflectance Value (LRV) of Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground is 70. LRV runs from 0 (absorbs all light) to 100 (reflects all light), so 70 puts this color in the light range. It reflects most of the light that hits it, but less than a true white.

That has real effects in a room:

• It brightens a space without glare. A high LRV helps living rooms and bedrooms feel open and warm.
• It can look flat in dark rooms. In a dim hallway, any warm neutral can look murky, so add layered lighting.
• It can wash out in very bright rooms. Strong sun can make a color near 70 look paler than the chip.

For context, Sherwin-Williams lists Pearly White at LRV 77, Eider White at LRV 73, and Accessible Beige at LRV 58. It sits between the off-whites and the deeper beiges.

How lighting conditions change Neutral Ground

Lighting is the biggest reason two people describe this color differently. Natural light direction, bulb temperature, and sheen all move the color.

Bulbs matter too. Neutral to warm bulbs keep the color balanced. Very warm bulbs push it toward yellow, so keep bulb temperature consistent across a room.

Sheen plays a part as well. A satin or semi-gloss finish reflects more light and looks slightly brighter, while a flat finish looks softer and more velvety.

Is Neutral Ground darker than Pearly White and Eider White?

Yes. It has an LRV of 70, Eider White is 73, and Pearly White is 77, so it is the deepest of the three. It is also more tan and more yellow than both.

Neutral Ground vs similar warm neutral paint colors

If you are not sure it is the right warm neutral, sample it beside these neighbors.

Neutral Ground vs Canvas Tan

Canvas Tan (LRV 64) has similar undertones but is deeper and a moderate neutral. Choose it if you want more contrast against white trim.

Neutral Ground vs Natural Choice

Natural Choice is similar in warmth but slightly creamier. Some designers find it can look murky in certain spaces, while this color stays a little cleaner.

Neutral Ground vs Accessible Beige

Accessible Beige (LRV 58) is dustier and more beige-leaning. It is deeper and far more popular, and it suits different rooms.

Benjamin Moore alternatives

Ballet White is a lighter, warm off-white alternative. Wind’s Breath is duskier and grayer, and Sail Cloth adds a touch more beige. No match is exact, so expect small shifts.

What color goes best with Neutral Ground?

Warm whites, soft greiges, earthy greens, and natural wood go best with Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground. These colors echo its warmth without fighting its tan base.

Sherwin-Williams lists three coordinating colors on its own page: Alabaster, Shell White, and Honed Soapstone.

Best white trim with Neutral Ground

Pure White gives a simple, soft contrast. Alabaster adds more warmth, and Benjamin Moore White Dove is another good option. Avoid very cool, bright whites, because they can make the tan look yellow. Dover White Sherwin-Williams is a creamy alternative if you want a warmer trim.

Coordinating neutrals

Muted off-whites with similar undertones look best. Greiges with an LRV around 60 or lower can work as a deeper partner, but pink-toned taupes can clash. A soft gray such as Light French Gray adds a cooler contrast.

Metals and hardware

Brushed brass and bronze make the tan feel rich and warm. Warm nickel keeps things lighter, and matte black adds a crisp modern accent. Muted greens like Dried Thyme also work well as an accent.

Does Neutral Ground go with wood, cabinets, and other finishes?

Yes, with a few details to watch. It works best with finishes that have a yellow or golden base.

Interior paint applications: where Neutral Ground works best

This color is best where you want a warm, quiet backdrop with good light.

Living rooms and dining rooms

Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground works well in living and dining rooms with warm wood and natural textures. Pair it with a soft white ceiling and trim.

Bedrooms

It creates a calm, welcoming mood. Add layered lighting so it does not look flat at night.

Kitchens and cabinets

Be careful on cabinets. The LRV and tan base can look heavy next to some countertops, so sample with your actual counters and backsplash first. If you have cream cabinets, choose a lighter, less yellow cream to avoid a clash.

Hallways and dark rooms

It can look murky in a dark hallway. In low-light areas, a brighter warm off-white may work better.

Is Neutral Ground a good exterior paint color?

Yes. Sherwin-Williams lists it for interior and exterior use. It often works best on homes without stone, because many exterior stones suit pink or orange beiges better than a yellow tan.

As a body color, it pairs well with white trim and a darker door. It can also look good with certain brick and with beige or almond windows. Always buy it in an exterior-rated paint and test a large sample.

Exterior pairings: shutters, brick, and stone with Neutral Ground

As a warm light greige, Neutral Ground can work as a siding color with white trim. These pairings are common starting points.

At LRV 70, Neutral Ground can look creamier in warm evening light and lighter in direct sun, so sample it on the house itself.

Sheen, availability, and paint samples

The sheen you choose changes both the look and the upkeep of Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground.

Where to buy it

You can buy SW 7568 at Sherwin-Williams stores and online. The color also appears in the HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams line as HGSW7568. Check the exact product line and sheen before you buy.

How to test paint samples

Samples are the only reliable way to judge a tan, because screens do not show undertones accurately.

1. Get a sample of this color and one or two close neutrals such as Canvas Tan.
2. Paint large patches on at least two walls, including one with little direct light.
3. Check them in the morning, afternoon, and evening, and under your actual bulbs.
4. Hold them beside your trim, flooring, and fabrics.
5. Wait until the sample is fully dry before judging it.

Who will love Neutral Ground, and when to skip it

Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground is a good fit for people who want a warm, quiet tan that is lighter than most beiges.

When to skip it

• Dark or windowless rooms: a brighter warm off-white will work better.
• Homes with pink-toned stone or taupe finishes: the tan can look yellow beside them.
• Ultra-modern, cool palettes: a crisper neutral may suit them better.

How does it compare with Shoji White?

Shoji White is cooler and more modern. This color is warmer and softer. Designers also describe its undertone as khaki, a mix of tan and yellow warmth with a hint of green.

Real room palettes that work

Sherwin-Williams also lists Sea Salt, Iron Ore and Alabaster as coordinating colors.

What is the Benjamin Moore or Behr equivalent of Neutral Ground?

No other brand offers an exact twin of neutral ground Sherwin Williams, but comparison tools repeatedly point to a few close matches.

No paint brand publishes official cross-brand equivalents. These matches come from color-comparison tools that line up HEX values and LRV, so treat them as starting points and always check a physical sample in the brand you plan to buy.

Is Neutral Ground still popular in 2026?

Warm, creamy neutrals like Neutral Ground fit the direction that design commentary describes in 2026, a move away from cool, stark grays toward softer, warmer shades.

It is a flexible light greige that works with both traditional and modern decor, so it tends to age better than a trend-driven color. As always, popularity matters less than how it looks in your own light, so sample it before you decide.

Quick decision guide: is Neutral Ground right for your home?

Common mistakes with Neutral Ground

• Expecting a gray. It is a warm tan, so it reads warmer than a greige.
• Using a cool, bright trim white. Pure White or Alabaster looks more natural beside it.
• Judging it in one light. It can look yellower in south light and quieter in north light.

Final verdict: is Neutral Ground the right warm neutral?

Choose Neutral Ground if you want a warm tan with an LRV of 70, a soft yellow base, and enough flexibility for walls, trim, and exteriors. Choose Pearly White if you want a lighter, cleaner off-white, and Accessible Beige if you want something deeper.

Whichever way you lean, sample it in your own light before you buy. A large test patch is the cheapest way to avoid repainting.

FAQs about Neutral Ground

Is Neutral Ground warm or cool?

It is a warm neutral. A tan with a yellow undertone, it can look slightly yellow-green in some light.

What is the HEX code for Neutral Ground?

The HEX code is #E2DACA and the RGB values are 226, 218, 202. Use them for mockups and confirm with a physical sample.

What is the LRV of Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground?

The LRV is 70, which places it in the light range. It is slightly deeper than Eider White (73) and Pearly White (77).

What white trim goes with Neutral Ground?

Pure White gives a soft contrast and Alabaster adds warmth. Benjamin Moore White Dove is another option.

Can you use Neutral Ground on a home exterior?

Yes. Sherwin-Williams lists it for interior and exterior use. It often works best on homes without stone. Use an exterior-rated paint and test a large sample.

Is Neutral Ground a good cabinet color?

It needs careful sampling. The tan base can look heavy next to some countertops, so test it with your actual finishes.

Is Neutral Ground the same as Accessible Beige?

No. Accessible Beige has an LRV of 58 and is dustier and more beige. It is lighter and more tan.

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Where required by applicable law, sponsored content, material commercial relationships, and relevant endorsements will be disclosed appropriately.

10. User Communications and Submissions

If you contact us, submit feedback, or send suggestions through available website channels, you are responsible for ensuring that your submission is lawful and does not infringe another person’s rights.

You must not submit confidential information, malicious material, unlawful content, or information that you are not authorized to