Accessible Beige vs Worldly Gray
Both warm Sherwin-Williams greiges one point of LRV apart (58 vs 57), close enough that the difference shows up mainly in undertone: Accessible Beige stays a truer tan with no pink flash, while Worldly Gray sits a touch cooler between beige and gray.
Accessible Beige Sherwin-Williams · SW 7036 LRV 58
Pick Accessible Beige when you want a warm greige with zero risk of reading pink, a common fix for a greige that tested too rosy elsewhere.
Worldly Gray Sherwin-Williams · SW 7043 LRV 57
Pick Worldly Gray if Accessible Beige tested too warm and Repose Gray felt too cool, it sits right between the two.
How close are they?
Delta-E (perceptual color distance) between Accessible Beige and Worldly Gray is 2.3 (close enough that most eyes will not tell them apart on a wall). LRV runs 58 for Accessible Beige versus 57 for Worldly Gray, a 1-point gap.