Old Soul (BM CSP-65)

Old Soul BM CSP-65#C4BAAB, LRV 49.5
Living room with walls painted Benjamin Moore Old Soul CSP-65 (simulated)
Living room, walls in Old Soul

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Old Soul (BM CSP-65) is a medium, warm beige from Benjamin Moore: LRV 49.5, so it reflects about 50 percent of the light that hits it.

Colors that go with Old Soul

Four Benjamin Moore colors picked for Old Soul by this site's color math: a trim white, a deeper beige, a quiet contrast from another family, a dark accent. Benjamin Moore did not choose these pairings.

Closest match in every other brand

Each brand's closest color to Old Soul, ranked by CIEDE2000 (deltaE): under 1.0 is indistinguishable, 1.0 to 2.3 very close, 2.3 to 5 noticeably different, over 5 clearly different.

BrandClosest colorCodeLRVdeltaEHow close
Sherwin-WilliamsShiitakeSW 9173511.2very close
BehrCastle Path730C-349.90.5indistinguishable
ValsparGallery Grey2006-10B491.7very close
PPG PaintsStonington15-25511.2very close

Lighter and darker in Benjamin Moore

Color data

BrandBenjamin Moore
Color codeCSP-65
Hex#C4BAAB
RGB196, 186, 171
HSL36°, 17%, 72%
LRV (light reflectance value)49.5
Lab L*, a*, b*75.9, 1.0, 8.9
UndertoneWarm
Temperaturewarm
Color familyBeige

Same paint, two kinds of light

Old Soul (BM CSP-65), published as #C4BAAB

North light (cool, indirect)
#B3B0A9
South light (warm, direct)
#D5C4AB

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Common questions

What is the LRV of Old Soul (BM CSP-65)?
Old Soul has an LRV of 49.5. LRV runs from 0 (black) to 100 (pure white) and measures the share of light a surface reflects, so Old Soul is a medium color.
What is the closest match to Old Soul in another brand?
Castle Path (Behr 730C-3) from Behr, at a deltaE of 0.5 (indistinguishable).
Is Old Soul warm or cool?
Benjamin Moore lists Old Soul as warm, with a Warm undertone. Its Lab b* value is 8.9; a higher b* is warmer and yellower, a lower one cooler and bluer.

Sources: LRV and hex as published by the manufacturer, via PaintDB (CC BY 4.0). Color differences are CIEDE2000 values computed by this site from the hex values (data snapshot 2026-10-01). Color names and codes belong to their manufacturers.

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