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Brickyard Clay

CW-235 · Benjamin Moore
Red
View Brickyard Clay CW-235 on the Benjamin Moore site
Hex
#A56559
LRV
20
Family
Red
CW-235

Color profile

Light value
20 · Deep
Undertone
Warm warm, peach lean
Family
Red Also reads brown

Based on a distemper paint used for printing 18th century wallpaper, this elegant shade draws inspiration from the rich reds found in wallpapers.Benjamin Moore

Where it sits on the light scale
0 · Absolute black100 · Pure white
LRV 20 Deep · absorbs more light than it reflects

Coordinating colors

A working palette built around Brickyard Clay

Similar colors from other brands

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Brickyard Clay vs Book Room Red

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
Farrow & BallBook Room RedNo. 50
20LRV19
#A56559Hex#A6675A
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Book Room Red is near-identical · 1 points darker compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Book Room Red

Brickyard Clay vs Pajarito Red

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
ValsparPajarito Red2001-7B
20LRV19
#A56559Hex#A9695B
RedFamilyBrown
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Pajarito Red is very close match compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Pajarito Red

Brickyard Clay vs Cinnabar

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
PPGCinnabarPPG1065-6
20LRV19
#A56559Hex#AE6456
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Cinnabar is very close match · leans redder compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Cinnabar

Brickyard Clay vs Roycroft Adobe

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
Sherwin-WilliamsRoycroft AdobeSW 0040
20LRV17
#A56559Hex#A76251
RedFamilyBrown
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Roycroft Adobe is very close match · 2 points darker · warmer compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Roycroft Adobe

Brickyard Clay vs Pizza Pie

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
PPGPizza PiePPG1058-6
20LRV17
#A56559Hex#AB6057
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Pizza Pie is very close match · 3 points darker · leans redder compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Pizza Pie

Brickyard Clay vs Foxy

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
Sherwin-WilliamsFoxySW 6333
20LRV17
#A56559Hex#A85E53
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Foxy is very close match · 3 points darker · leans redder compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Foxy

Brickyard Clay vs Cranberry Foule

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
ValsparCranberry FouleV080-5
20LRV19
#A56559Hex#A36A64
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Cranberry Foule is close match · cooler compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Cranberry Foule

Brickyard Clay vs Loggia

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
Farrow & BallLoggiaNo. 232
20LRV21
#A56559Hex#AE6D5C
RedFamilyBrown
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Loggia is close match · 1 points lighter · warmer compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Loggia

Brickyard Clay vs Red Potato

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
BehrRed PotatoS160-6
20LRV15
#A56559Hex#995D50
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Red Potato is close match · 5 points darker compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Red Potato

Brickyard Clay vs Vermilion

Benjamin MooreBrickyard ClayCW-235
vs
BehrVermilionS150-5
20LRV19
#A56559Hex#A26B66
RedFamilyRed
warm, peach leanUndertonewarm, peach lean
Vermilion is close match · cooler compared with Brickyard Clay.
View Vermilion

Brickyard Clay, answered

What is the LRV of Brickyard Clay?

Brickyard Clay (CW-235) by Benjamin Moore has a Light Reflectance Value of 20, so it absorbs most of the light that hits it. On the 0–100 scale that places it in the dark range.

Is Brickyard Clay a warm or cool color?

Brickyard Clay has a warm undertone (warm, peach lean).

What is the closest match to Brickyard Clay from another brand?

The closest cross-brand match to Brickyard Clay is Book Room Red (No. 50) by Farrow & Ball, near-identical · 1 points darker.

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