Bitter Chocolate
Color profile
“At LRV 5, Bitter Chocolate is a very dark red that absorbs most light. Bitter Chocolate carries a warm undertone. Sherwin-Williams files Bitter Chocolate under Purple.”— Sherwin-Williams
Coordinating colors
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Bitter Chocolate, answered
What is the LRV of Bitter Chocolate?
Bitter Chocolate (SW 6013) by Sherwin-Williams has a Light Reflectance Value of 5, so it absorbs most of the light that hits it. On the 0–100 scale that places it in the very dark range.
Is Bitter Chocolate a warm or cool color?
Bitter Chocolate has a warm undertone (warm, peach lean).
Can Bitter Chocolate be used outside?
Yes, Bitter Chocolate is rated for both interior and exterior use.
What is the closest match to Bitter Chocolate from another brand?
The closest cross-brand match to Bitter Chocolate is Christmas Pudding (8004-5G) by Valspar, very close match.
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