Antiquarian Brown
Color profile
“At LRV 16, Antiquarian Brown is a dark brown that absorbs most light. Antiquarian Brown carries a warm undertone. It sits between brown and orange. Sherwin-Williams files Antiquarian Brown under Orange.”— Sherwin-Williams
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Antiquarian Brown, answered
What is the LRV of Antiquarian Brown?
Antiquarian Brown (SW 0045) by Sherwin-Williams has a Light Reflectance Value of 16, so it absorbs most of the light that hits it. On the 0–100 scale that places it in the dark range.
Is Antiquarian Brown a warm or cool color?
Antiquarian Brown has a warm undertone (warm, golden lean).
Can Antiquarian Brown be used outside?
Yes, Antiquarian Brown is rated for both interior and exterior use.
What is the closest match to Antiquarian Brown from another brand?
The closest cross-brand match to Antiquarian Brown is Copper Pot (PPG1081-7) by PPG, near-identical · cooler.
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