'Light Reflective Value (LRV) is a key factor to consider when choosing paint colors, as it determines how much light a color reflects,' explains Tash Bradley, Director of Interior Design at Lick ...

These paint color ideas will help. ... Logically speaking, they’re dark, therefore they’re not going to create any extra light, provide ultra reflective surfaces, ...

Thankfully, paint colors can do just that—if you're intentional with your ... it's important to consider the light reflective value (LRV) of your paint colors,” says Ruth Mottershead, ...

The barium sulfate paint, while extremely reflective, requires a coat at least 0.4 millimeters thick to be effective—a nonstarter in industries that seek to make their products as light as possible.

Light pastel colors and whites are allowed, too, as long as they have a Light Reflective Value (listed on most paint swabs) of 80 (closer toward white) or higher. "Light Bermuda" colors would ...