Shoji White vs Greek Villa

Greek Villa (LRV 84) is the brighter of the two Sherwin-Williams warm whites, ten points lighter than Shoji White (LRV 74), which sits deep enough to read closer to a pale greige than a true white in some light.

Shoji White Sherwin-Williams · SW 7042 LRV 74

Pick Shoji White when the room wants warmth and depth rather than brightness, a common trim or wall color next to a warmer, more saturated palette.

Greek Villa Sherwin-Williams · SW 7551 LRV 84

Pick Greek Villa for a brighter warm white that still avoids the starkness of a cool white like Pure White or Extra White.

How close are they?

Delta-E (perceptual color distance) between Shoji White and Greek Villa is 2.9 (a visible but subtle difference, more apparent side by side than in separate rooms). LRV runs 74 for Shoji White versus 84 for Greek Villa, a 10-point gap.