Neutrals — whites, greys, blacks, beiges and browns — have little or no hue, and form the backbone of most interior and design schemes.
White
neutral · pale
Black
neutral · very deep
Ivory
neutral · pale
Cream
neutral · pale
Off-White
neutral · pale
Beige
neutral · pale
Ecru
neutral · medium
Grey
neutral · medium
Charcoal
neutral · deep
Slate Grey
neutral · medium
Taupe
neutral · deep
Greige
neutral · light
Tan
neutral · light
Silver
neutral · light
Antique White
neutral · pale
Bone
neutral · light
Alabaster
neutral · pale
Linen
neutral · pale
Mushroom
neutral · light
Taupe Grey
neutral · medium
Graphite
neutral · deep
Gunmetal
neutral · very deep
Ash Grey
neutral · light
Pewter
neutral · medium
Dark Slate Grey
neutral · deep
Storm Grey
neutral · medium
True of the family in the stated context, not of every shade in it and not everywhere. See methodology.
Interiors
Neutral colours are commonly used as versatile base tones in interiors, providing a flexible backdrop for furnishings and accent colours.
Accessibility
Low-contrast neutral-on-neutral colour schemes can fail WCAG contrast requirements — always check contrast ratios for text and UI elements even within a neutral palette.