I really like Repose Gray and would put it in the greige category.

does it matter if it looks good on your house? a lot depends on the type of lighting your house gets. but all of those colors lean on the greige (griege) side. (isn't it I before e,,,,,?)

this is a nice combo

most of these 'grays' lean a little towards taupe. Griege is basically beige/gray, or a warm gray tone.

the name is irrelevant. just get some samples and see what looks best on your exterior

Love that color combo from Beth. Looks really close to the exterior colors on a previous home of ours.

“i” before “e,” except after “c” and sounding like “ay” as in neighbor and weigh. Greige.

forgot that part! thanks.

This is Repose Gray in my daughter’s old house.

She had the entire interior painted Repose Gray and it appeared baby blue. However, when I was helping her pack up, I noticed a drip of paint on a piece of white furniture. There, it appeared perfectly gray. Needless to say, paint big swatches on each side of the house and look at it in all lights.

Isn't it gray (or grey if your a Brit) + beige = greige ?

Both colors you listed are grays.

greige is a mixture of gray and beige. bm feather down is a greige.

^Yes, what Kristy said.

ka12, you mentioned using it for the exterior. It's been our experience that colors on the exterior can also appear much lighter than you'd think. Maybe keep that in mind. too.

My daughter used repose gray in her great room and kitchen. The rooms have a lot of light and it's a wonderful gray with no funny undertones. Very clean and crisp. I don't see any beige or greige to it though. I think it would look great on siding.