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Benjamin Moore Baked Terra Cotta
1202 · #B36957 · LRV 20.4
Compare with other brands: Valspar Florentine Clay is a 95% matchBaked Terra Cotta (1202) is a dark orange from Benjamin Moore. Its LRV is about 20.4 (dark): it absorbs more light than it reflects. best in well-lit rooms, on accent walls, or on cabinetry. The closest match in another brand is Valspar Florentine Clay (95% match).
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LRV
20.4 · Dark
Temperature
Warm
Code
1202
HEX
#B36957
RGB
179, 105, 87
HSL
12°, 38%, 52%
Family
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Baked Terra Cotta FAQ
What is the LRV of Baked Terra Cotta?
Baked Terra Cotta has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 20.4 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.
What is the closest match to Baked Terra Cotta in other brands?
Valspar: Florentine Clay (2003-5B), 95%; PPG: Cinnabar (PPG1065-6), 95%; Glidden: Cinnabar (PPG1065-6), 95%; Sherwin-Williams: Roycroft Adobe (SW 0040), 92%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Cavern Clay (HGSW7701), 91%; Behr: Before Winter (M190-6), 90%; Dunn-Edwards: Ruddy Oak (DE5188), 89%; Farrow & Ball: Red Earth (No. 64), 85%. Matches are estimated from digital color values and are not official conversions; always compare a real sample of both.
What is the HEX code of Baked Terra Cotta?
The HEX code of Baked Terra Cotta (1202) is #B36957, RGB 179, 105, 87. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.