123 Shades of Stone Color

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#8ba8ae

Stone Silver Color
Wet slate and river stones take on this blue-grey sheen, which explains the silver half of the name. Stone Silver color #8ba8ae is a medium, cool grey with a clear teal tint from its green and blue channels, and it swings darker and more stormy on overcast days.
#577284

Blue Stone Color
Wet slate and old Melbourne bluestone paving both land here. Blue Stone grounds exteriors and hardscapes with the cool weight of quarried rock. Nothing decorative about this color code.
#7f9aa3

Stone Blue Color
Stone Blue draws from the chalky heritage palette that Farrow and Ball built a reputation on. Georgian panelling and shaker cabinets suit it. There’s aged stoneware in this color’s DNA.
#8d6b64

Red Stone Color
Red Stone is a rosy brown, like sandstone. Petra in Jordan earned the line “a rose-red city half as old as time” from John William Burgon’s 1845 poem, and #8d6b64 matches that weathered rock in shade.
#658e67

Stone Green Color
Moss on a garden wall. Stone Green color (#658e67) is a muted mid-green for exteriors and garden rooms. Cream and warm stone balance it.
#ada587

Stone Color
Weathered concrete after twenty New York winters, warm gray with beige coming through. Stone color (#ada587) lands calm and grounded, a flexible base. When cool gray feels wrong for the room, this is the alternative.
#9f9484

Stone Grey Color
Stone Grey is a warm greige, the color of dry fieldstone and old mortar. The name appears across brands including Crown Paints and the RAL 7030 standard. This Stone Grey color makes a calm, earthy backdrop that hides dust.