Slate Tile SW-7624 Paint Color by Sherwin-Williams

Today, we will tell you about one of the most popular and loved shades of blue that is gaining popularity across the country!

Meet SW Slate Tile paint color that has won hearts of not only American homeowners, but also hearts of people around the world!

You will learn what kind of blue it is, how it reads in different spaces, and how it reacts to light. We will explain what LRV it has and what colors are best to use with it. Also, you will discover other features this blue paint has.

What Kind of Color Is Sherwin-Williams Slate Tile SW-7624?

As we have already said, the Slate Tile color by Sherwin-Williams is blue. To be precise, this is a lovely and cool-toned blue-gray that delivers subtle elegance and calmness. As Encycolorpedia says, it is pretty dark and muted, but it will feel suitable in almost any room.

With this color, your home interior will get a modern look since SW Slate Tile adds a clean, crisp, and sleek look to any room. With a definite dark tone, this paint will add a sense of boldness and intimacy to your spaces.

It can be used on all the walls or just for a backdrop with equal success.

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What Undertones Does Sherwin-Williams Slate Tile Color Have?

The Slate Tile paint color by Sherwin-Williams is pretty dark-toned and might reflect various undertones in certain lighting conditions.

Also, other colors used in the same space with this blue can also affect the way this color reads on the walls. This is why you should know more about its undertones to tell in advance how it might look in a room!

Speaking of undertones, SW Slate Tile has a very subtle gray undertone. It is delicate enough to not make the color read prominently grayish, but it still adds a warmer hue to this bold blue. Also, in certain lighting conditions, this color may read grayer.

Slate Tile SW-7624 LRV

The LRV of SW Slate Tile is 15, which means it is a dark-toned color. The LRV (light reflectance value) shows how much light the color can reflect when it is applied to the wall. The higher the LRV percentage, the lighter the color. And vice versa.

With the LRV of 15, SW Slate Tile can’t reflect much light. However, it’s still not a pitch-dark color!

It can read quite lovely and less dark in a well-lit room, revealing the true hue. On the other hand, in spaces with little or no light (as well as in rooms with poor or dim light) this shade of blue may seem darker than it is.

In some lighting conditions, SW Slate Tile may read almost black! Because of this specific feature, we would not recommend using this paint color in smaller rooms or in rooms that lack proper light.

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Is SW Slate Tile a Warm or a Cool Color?

The tricky thing about this paint color is that it doesn’t read cool-toned or warm-toned. Generally, SW Slate Tile reads moderate in tone leaning neither toward the warmer nor toward the cooler end.

However, in certian lighting conditions, this shade of blue can read cooler or warmer. Usually, when it is directly lit with natural lihgt, SW Slate Tile looks more cool-toned. On the other hand, in shady spaces and/or with the lack of light, it will looks significantly warmer.

Coordinating Colors to Use With SW Slate Tile

You need to know what coordinating colors work best with the color on the walls. This will help you to pick up the most suitable color palette for your home that will make the space read balanced in color and harmonious.

For the Slate Tile SW-7624, we would recommend the following colors as the best ones to coordinate:

1. SW Ice Cube
2. SW Shoji White
3. SW Intellectual Gray

For a monochromatic palette, you might want to consider using these colors instead:

1. SW 7663 Monorail Silver
2. SW 7664 Steely Gray
3. SW 7665 Wall Street

Finally, if you prefer more contrasting color combinations in your home, opt for the contrasting color palette to coordinate the SW Slate Tile color!

1. SW 6253 Olympus White
2. SW 7073 Network Gray
3. SW 7037 Balanced Beige

What’s the Best Trim Color For SW Slate Tile Paint?

We mostly use different shades of white on trim and moldings because this color is very versatile and can work well with most other colors in our homes.

Typically, neutral whites and off-whites are used as trim colors, but it is also popular to use creamier whites (or crisper whites) if that fits the overall color palette in a room.

For SW Slate Tile, white is also the best trim color. To be precise, we recommend you use SW Pure White. It will help this blue to reveal itself better in your space.

Paint Colors Similar to Slate Tile SW-7624

If you are looking for similar blues to use instead of the Slate Tile paint in your home, it is essential to pick the most fitting shades. The trick is to find the color or colors that would read nearly the same as SW Slate Tile in tone!

We recommend you the following color options since they are the closest matching blues that can successfully substitute the Slate Tile blue.

• Benjamin Moore Van Deusen Blue
• Sherwin-Williams Indigo Batik
• Benjamin Moore Newburyport Blue
• Sherwin-Williams Distance
• Sherwin-Williams Smoky Blue
• Sherwin-Williams Waterloo
• Benjamin Moore Kensington Blue

However, you need to realize that none of these colors is an absolute copy of the Slate Tile color! Some of them read slightly darker, whilst others look a bit lighter.

Also, some of these alternative colors have somewhat distinct undertones. Nevertheless, the resemblance between them and SW Slate Tile is amazing!

Colors That Go With Slate Tile SW-7624

To ensure you choose the most good-looking color palette for your home, you must know what colors will work best with the paint you use on the interior walls.

Such a deep and bold blue with gray undertones as SW Slate Tile will work best with whites (both warmer and crisper/cooler), as well as with grays,

1. SW Light French Gray
2. SW Alpaca
3. SW Choice Cream
4. SW Alabaster
5. SW Quest Gray
6. SW Requisite Gray
7. SW High Reflective White
8. SW Umber
9. SW Hushed Auburn
10. SW Honey Bees

As you can see, there is quite a wide selection of colors here, which means you can always make your living space look appealing and cozy!

Complimentary Colors for Slate Tile SW-7624 Paint Color by Sherwin-Williams

Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin-Williams is a dramatic blue-gray that brings character and depth to any room. This striking shade works well as an accent color for walls, cabinetry, or even exteriors. Its rich undertones create a bold statement while maintaining a sense of elegance.

For a bright contrast, Chantilly Lace OC-65 and Extra White SW 7006 offer clean, crisp options. Collingwood OC-28 and Coventry Gray HC-169 add soft, neutral complements, while Silver Strand SW 7057 and Chelsea Gray HC-168 provide layers of depth.

Pure White SW 7005 completes the palette, ensuring a balanced and sophisticated finish.

Comparing SW Slate Tile Paint Color With Other Colors

Similar colors might look so alike that you can’t even notice any distinctions between them.

However, it’s essential to be able to notice nuances in tone and LRV to understand how different shades of the same color may work in your home. Below, you can read how SW Slate Tile differs from several similar blues.

Slate Tile SW 7624 vs Waterloo SW 9141 by Sherwin Williams

Slate Tile SW 7624 and Waterloo SW 9141 are two rich blue-gray shades by Sherwin Williams with unique tones. Slate Tile is a deeper, moody blue-gray with hints of slate, adding a sophisticated, grounding element to any room. Waterloo is slightly softer, with a more muted, balanced blue tone that adds warmth to spaces.

Slate Tile works well in accent walls or large rooms where bold color is desired, while Waterloo’s softer tone suits living areas and bedrooms, providing a cozy atmosphere.

Pairing either shade with whites or wood accents creates a balanced, modern look.

Slate Tile SW 7624 vs Granite Peak SW 6250 by Sherwin Williams

Slate Tile SW 7624 and Granite Peak SW 6250 are bold, deep blues by Sherwin Williams with distinct undertones. Slate Tile leans more toward a dark, neutral slate with gray hints, giving it a refined, contemporary feel. Granite Peak is a cool, rich navy that brings a slightly more dramatic and sophisticated look to rooms.

Slate Tile is ideal for creating a cozy, grounded atmosphere in dining rooms or offices, while Granite Peak is perfect for accent walls or focal points in modern spaces. Both shades look stunning with crisp whites and wood tones, offering depth and elegance to interiors.

Slate Tile SW 7624 vs Storm Cloud SW 6249 by Sherwin Williams

Slate Tile SW 7624 and Storm Cloud SW 6249 by Sherwin Williams bring deep, atmospheric tones to any space. Slate Tile is a dark, slate-inspired blue-gray, ideal for adding a grounded, sophisticated vibe. Storm Cloud is a slightly lighter gray-blue that feels softer and more relaxed, making it versatile for various spaces.

Slate Tile suits accent walls or rooms needing a bold, calming touch, while Storm Cloud is perfect for open spaces or smaller rooms where a softer hue is desired.

Both colors work beautifully with whites and light wood accents, creating a balanced, serene ambiance.

Slate Tile SW 7624 vs Smoky Blue SW 7604 by Sherwin Williams

Slate Tile SW 7624 and Smoky Blue SW 7604 are two striking blues by Sherwin Williams with unique characteristics. Slate Tile is a darker, slate-like blue with gray undertones, offering a refined, modern look. Smoky Blue is a medium-toned, warmer blue that brings a bit of brightness while still feeling grounded.

Slate Tile is ideal for a bold accent wall or a cozy study, while Smoky Blue works well in living rooms or kitchens, where a lighter, inviting color is desired.

Both shades pair well with soft neutrals and wood tones, creating a cozy, balanced space.

Downing Slate SW 2819 vs Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams

Downing Slate SW 2819 and Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams are sophisticated blues with unique qualities. Downing Slate is a rich, historic blue with a slightly warmer tone, perfect for adding depth to classic or vintage-inspired spaces. Slate Tile is a dark, neutral blue-gray that has a modern, refined feel.

Downing Slate is perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere in dining rooms or libraries, while Slate Tile is well-suited for accent walls or large open spaces.

Both colors look stunning with whites and soft grays, adding a sense of elegance and depth.

Grays Harbor SW 6236 vs Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams

Grays Harbor SW 6236 and Slate Tile SW 7624 offer unique shades of blue-gray. Grays Harbor is a softer, slightly lighter gray-blue that brings a subtle touch of warmth, ideal for cozy spaces.

Slate Tile is a deeper, more neutral blue-gray, providing a dramatic, modern look perfect for accent walls or larger rooms.

Grays Harbor works well in living rooms or bedrooms, creating a cozy, inviting feel. Slate Tile, with its darker hue, suits bold designs and larger spaces. Both shades complement white and light wood accents beautifully, adding depth and sophistication.

Hale Navy HC-154 vs Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams

Hale Navy HC-154 by Benjamin Moore and Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams are two rich, dark blues with distinct tones. Hale Navy is a classic navy blue that brings depth and a timeless feel, perfect for accent walls or traditional spaces. Slate Tile is a slightly grayer, slate-inspired blue, providing a more modern, neutral look.

Hale Navy’s deeper blue works well in bedrooms or studies, while Slate Tile is ideal for a balanced, modern aesthetic. Both colors pair wonderfully with crisp whites and natural wood tones, adding elegance and depth to any room.

Needlepoint Navy SW 0032 vs Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams

Needlepoint Navy SW 0032 and Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams offer deep, bold blues. Needlepoint Navy is a rich, intense navy with a classic feel, perfect for traditional or nautical-themed spaces. Slate Tile is a more muted, slate-inspired blue-gray, adding a subtle, modern touch.

Needlepoint Navy is perfect for creating focal points in bedrooms or accent walls, while Slate Tile suits open spaces or rooms needing a more grounded, neutral tone.

Both colors pair beautifully with whites and light neutrals for a sophisticated, balanced look.

Sherwin Williams Riverway SW 6222 vs Slate Tile SW 7624

Riverway SW 6222 and Slate Tile SW 7624 by Sherwin Williams are deep, dramatic blue tones. Riverway leans toward a teal-inspired blue with green undertones, offering a rich, vibrant look. Slate Tile is a darker, slate blue-gray, providing a modern, neutral option for a grounded feel.

Riverway is perfect for accent walls or spaces needing a pop of color, while Slate Tile suits open rooms or entryways for a balanced, sophisticated vibe.

Both shades look stunning with crisp whites and light wood, creating an inviting, cohesive look.

Slate Tile vs Storm Cloud

SW Storm Cloud is a blue color with deep gray undertones and an LRV of 23. Compared to SW Slate Tile, it reads lighter (due to a higher light reflectivity) and bluer. However, grayish undertones are still visible pretty well.

Slate Tile vs Riverway

These colors have the same LRV of 15, but SW Riverway reads noticeably greener due to its pronounced green undertones. However, these colors can’t be sued in the same space since both are pretty dark. Also, you can’t use them interchangeably because of distinct undertones.

Slate Tile vs Smoky Blue

Compared to SW Slate Tile with its gray undertones, SW Smoky Blue reads bluer. However, these colors have the same LRV of 15, which makes them similar in how much light they can reflect and how dark they read on the walls.

Slate Tile vs Hale Navy

BM Hale Navy reads darker with a more pronounced blue hue than SW Slate Tile. Compared to BM Hale Navy, the Slate Tile color looks lighter and grayer. Sometimes, it may even seem slightly greenish!

Slate Tile vs Grays Harbor

SW Grays Harbor has an LRV os 12, which is a bit less than the LRV of SW Slate Tile (15). That means the Grays Harbor color reads somewhat darker. On the other hand, undertones of these paints look very similar, being grayish.

Where In Your Home to Use Slate Tile SW-7624 Color?

In this section, you can find information on how SW Slate Tile blue color may read in different rooms of your home. It will help you better understand where this color should be used to achieve better effect.

Slate Tile SW-7624 in a Living Room

In a living room, we recommend using this blue color on an accent wall or the fireplace wall. This bold shade of blue will pair with greys, cool whites, off-whites, and some warm greys best of all.

Alongside, you can use rattan, or a wicker decor elements like lampshades. They will definitely look great with this color backdrop!

Slate Tile SW-7624 in a Bedroom

If you prefer a cool, bold, yet calm atmosphere in your bedroom, we would recommend this paint color. However, ensure you don’t overuse this blue! Otherwise, it might make the space look overwhelming and less cozy.

Also, we recommend you incorporating SW Slate Tile with natural materials and textures, some whites, off-whites, and grays. You can do it through throw pillows, curtains, and other decorative items.

Slate Tile SW-7624  for the Bathroom

In your bathroom, this blue is best to be used on the vanity sink or drawers. If the size of the room allows, and if it’s well-lit, you may want to try this color on an accent wall too. To make the space read larger and airier, as well as add more light to it, use whites.

Slate Tile SW-7624 and Kitchen

For the kitchen, we recommend using this paint color on the cabinets. To complement, pair it with white backsplash tiles, marble white-veined countertop, and some golden-tinted pull drawers and handles. White and golden will make the space read airier and more welcoming.

Slate Tile SW-7624  for the Exterior

This paint color can be used on exterior walls, but you must note that it will definitely look lighter. So, if you are planning to use it for painting the house from the outside, we would recommend pairing this blue with lighter greys and whites on the front door and window frames and trims.

This is how SW Slate Tile color works in different rooms and on different surfaces. We told you what LRV and undertones it has, how it coordinates with other colors, and what color palettes would be best for this blue to highlight its beauty.

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