Stone Hearth (BM 984) vs Revere Pewter (BM HC-172)

Living room with walls painted Benjamin Moore Stone Hearth 984 (simulated)
Stone Hearth BM 984#C4BAAA, LRV 48.5 Verified 2026-10-02
Living room with walls painted Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter HC-172 (simulated)
Revere Pewter BM HC-172#CBC6B8, LRV 55.1 Verified 2026-10-02

Illustrative room. Screen colors vary; test a sample before you paint.

Quick decision

Lighter
Revere Pewter, LRV 55.1 vs 48.5.
Warmer
Stone Hearth, both greige (Lab b* 9.4 vs 7.6).
North rooms
Revere Pewter: keeps more brightness (L* 75.9 vs 71.9 in north light) and drifts less gray (chroma drop 4.3 vs 4.9).
Trim that works
White Blush BM 904, #F6F0E1, LRV 84.7: the Benjamin Moore white closest in hue to both.
Closeness
deltaE 3.7, noticeably different. At 3.7, test both: on a full wall the difference will show.

See each color

Stone Hearth (BM 984) is darker than Revere Pewter (BM HC-172) and slightly warmer: LRV 48.5 vs 55.1, deltaE 3.7 (noticeably different).

Side by side

MeasureStone HearthRevere PewterGap
BrandBenjamin MooreBenjamin Moore
Color code984HC-172
Hex#C4BAAA#CBC6B8
RGB196, 186, 170203, 198, 184
HSL37°, 18%, 72%44°, 15%, 76%
LRV (light reflectance value)48.555.1−6.6
Lab L*75.979.9−4.0
Lab a*0.8-0.7+1.5
Lab b*9.47.6+1.7
UndertoneWarmWarm Greige
Temperaturewarmwarm
Color familyBeigeGreige

Same paint, two kinds of light

Stone Hearth (BM 984), published as #C4BAAA

North light (cool, indirect)
#B3B0A8
South light (warm, direct)
#D5C4AA

Revere Pewter (BM HC-172), published as #CBC6B8

North light (cool, indirect)
#BABCB6
South light (warm, direct)
#DCD0B8

These swatches and the rooms above are a simulation, not a measurement. How the visualizer works

Which should you pick

Rules of thumb computed from the LRV and Lab values in the table above; no room test was done.

  • Pick Revere Pewter (BM HC-172) for a small room or a north-facing room, because it is 6.6 LRV points lighter (55.1 vs 48.5), so it bounces back more of the limited light
  • Pick Revere Pewter (BM HC-172) for a south-facing room, because its Lab b* is 7.6 against 9.4, so it is the cooler of the two and offsets warm direct sun
  • Pick Stone Hearth (BM 984) to warm a north-facing room, because it is the warmer of the two (Lab b* 9.4), which counters cool indirect light

Closest matches to Stone Hearth in other brands

Closest matches to Revere Pewter in other brands

Common questions

Is Stone Hearth the same color as Revere Pewter?
They are noticeably different: a CIEDE2000 difference of 3.7. Most people can see the difference between Stone Hearth and Revere Pewter side by side.
Which is lighter, Stone Hearth or Revere Pewter?
Revere Pewter, with an LRV of 55.1 against 48.5.

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Sources: LRV and hex from Benjamin Moore technical data (verified 2026-10-02). 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.