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A relaxed brown based neutral

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Best Dupes for Jitney

Jitney is a relaxed brown-based neutral, warmer than greige yet more grounded than sandy creams. People want alternates because wrapping staircases or panelled halls gets expensive and they need wipeable paint. Good dupes keep the dusty brown base, hide imperfections, and handle frequent cleaning.

Dupes for Jitney

Brand Colour Rating Shop
Benjamin Moore Gallery Buff 3 ⭐
Fired Earth Pumice 3 ⭐
Little Greene Portland Stone Dark 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Pashmina 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Urban Sophisticate 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Stone Hearth 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Old Montreal 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Rocky Road 1 ⭐
Dulux Trade Caramel Sand 3 1 ⭐
Little Greene Stone-Dark-Cool 1 ⭐
Dulux Trade Khaki Mists 3 1 ⭐
Fired Earth Basswood 1 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Discover 3 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Summer Suede 2 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's True Khaki 1 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Desert Dune 1 ⭐
Behr Pasha Brown 2 ⭐
Behr Smokestack 2 ⭐
Behr Mink Haze 2 ⭐
Behr Barista 2 ⭐
Valspar Gallery Grey 2 ⭐
Valspar Clean Sweep 2 ⭐
Valspar Tailored Tan 2 ⭐
Valspar Mesa Tumbleweed 2 ⭐
Valspar Ivory Brown 2 ⭐
Valspar Counterpoint 2 ⭐
Valspar Counterpoint 2 ⭐
Valspar Freshly Baked 2 ⭐
Valspar Luxe Gray 2 ⭐
Valspar Panko 2 ⭐
Valspar Soft Stones 2 ⭐
Valspar Sea Grape 2 ⭐

Understanding Jitney

Jitney is a relaxed brown-based neutral, warmer than greige yet more grounded than sandy creams. It sits between Stoney Ground and String, so it works when you need colour that still feels curated.

Mix it with travertine, black metal, and woven sisal for a low-key coastal look. Use it across hallways and family rooms to link bold palettes without losing sophistication.

How to test Jitney dupes

Check swatches near existing flooring; browny neutrals can skew pink beside cool stone.

On panelling, opt for satin and test adhesion so the paint survives knocks from bags and toys.

Where Jitney excels

The colour shines in hallways and family rooms, especially when paired with the materials above. Layer in lighting to accentuate its character.

If you want to continue the story through the rest of the home, segue into Stoney Ground or String so the eye travels smoothly between rooms.

Jitney vs Similar Shades

Compared Colour Relationship When to choose it instead Link
Stoney Ground Greyer Use for open spaces that need more restraint. View colour
String Deeper Pick for cabinetry needing extra definition. View colour
Drop Cloth Lighter Great for ceilings or smaller rooms to keep things bright. View colour
London Stone Rosier Choose for formal rooms craving a hint of warmth. View colour

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