ComparisonComparisonBenjamin Moore CSP-495 and Dunn-Edwards DE6367, ΔE 2.16 apart
Benjamin Moore Through the Looking Glass (CSP-495) and Dunn-Edwards Covered in Platinum (DE6367) measure a delta-E of 2.16 apart. Through the Looking Glass is 2 LRV points lighter, which is the difference you notice first. Both carry a similar amount of color, at chroma 1.5 and 0.4. The undertones part company: Through the Looking Glass reads as a true neutral at hue angle 19.3 degrees, Covered in Platinum as a cool teal-gray at 200.9. Close, but a large sample of each will show the gap, particularly against white trim. If you need the Covered in Platinum depth in Benjamin Moore's line, start from its LRV of 49.0 rather than matching by name.
Not quite, but close - Benjamin Moore Through the Looking Glass and Dunn-Edwards Covered in Platinum are delta-E 2.16 apart, close enough that most rooms would not show the difference.
The measured color distance between Benjamin Moore Through the Looking Glass and Dunn-Edwards Covered in Platinum is delta-E 2.16.
Benjamin Moore Through the Looking Glass is lighter than Dunn-Edwards Covered in Platinum by 2 points of light reflectance (LRV).
| Through the Looking Glass | Covered in Platinum | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Benjamin Moore | Dunn-Edwards |
| Code | CSP-495 | DE6367 |
| Hex | #C0BCBC | #B9BABA |
| Light reflectance | 51.0 | 49.0 |
| Undertone | true neutral | cool teal-gray |
| Chroma | 1.5 | 0.4 |
| Hue angle | 19.3° | 200.9° |
| Color family | gray | gray |