Behr Archaeological Site
N300-6 · #8E785C · LRV ~20
Closest tone in another brand: Valspar Tweedy (~98% proximity)Archaeological Site (N300-6) is a dark brown from Behr with a strong yellow undertone, in this site’s digital reading. Estimated LRV about 20 (dark): it absorbs more light than it reflects. best in well-lit rooms, on accent walls, or on cabinetry. The closest tone in another brand is Valspar Tweedy (~98% proximity).
Closest tone to Archaeological Site in other brands
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LRV (estimated)
20 · Dark
Undertone (estimated)
Yellow · strong
Temperature
Warm
Code
N300-6
HEX
#8E785C
RGB
142, 120, 92
HSL
34°, 21%, 46%
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Archaeological Site FAQ
What undertone does Archaeological Site have?
Archaeological Site is a dark brown with a strong yellow undertone, in this site’s digital reading. Its color temperature is warm. This is estimated from the digital color values; north-facing light pulls undertones cooler and warm bulbs pull them warmer, so check a real sample on your wall.
What is the LRV of Archaeological Site?
Archaeological Site has an estimated LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 20 on a 0–100 scale, which is dark. It absorbs more light than it reflects. Best in well-lit rooms, on accent walls, or on cabinetry. It is an estimate from the digital HEX, not the LRV published by the brand.
What is the closest tone to Archaeological Site in other brands?
Valspar: Tweedy (T588), ~98% proximity; Glidden: Hat Box Brown (PPG1085-6), ~97% proximity; Dunn-Edwards: Rock 'n' Oak (DE6209), ~97% proximity; Benjamin Moore: Raleigh Sorrel (CW-135), ~97% proximity; PPG: Hat Box Brown (PPG1085-6), ~97% proximity; Sherwin-Williams: Fallen Leaves (SW 9114), ~97% proximity; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Fallen Leaves (HGSW9114), ~97% proximity; Farrow & Ball: Dibber (No. 312), ~86% proximity. These are estimates of digital closeness on screen, not proven physical equivalence or official conversions; always compare a real sample of both.
What is the HEX code of Archaeological Site?
The HEX code of Archaeological Site (N300-6) is #8E785C, RGB 142, 120, 92. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.