Burnt Tile (6011-2) is a deep brown from Valspar with a moderate peach undertone. Its LRV is about 5.2 (very dark): it absorbs almost all light for a dramatic, enveloping look. plan for good artificial lighting. The closest match in another brand is Benjamin Moore Appalachian Brown (97% match).

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LRV

5.2 · Very dark

Undertone

Peach · moderate

Temperature

Warm

Code

6011-2

HEX

#4C3E36

RGB

76, 62, 54

HSL

22°, 17%, 25%

Family

Browns

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Burnt Tile FAQ

What undertone does Burnt Tile have?

Burnt Tile is a deep brown with a moderate peach undertone. 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 Burnt Tile?

Burnt Tile has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 5.2 on a 0–100 scale, which is very dark. It absorbs almost all light for a dramatic, enveloping look. Plan for good artificial lighting.

What is the closest match to Burnt Tile in other brands?

Benjamin Moore: Appalachian Brown (2115-10), 97%; Sherwin-Williams: Cracked Pepper (SW 9580), 95%; Dunn-Edwards: Spiced Hot Chocolate (DET691), 94%; PPG: Dark Granite (PPG1005-7), 93%; Glidden: Dark Granite (PPG1005-7), 93%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Otter (HGSW6041), 93%; Behr: Rave Raisin (HDC-MD-13), 93%; Farrow & Ball: Tanner's Brown (No. 255), 84%. 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 Burnt Tile?

The HEX code of Burnt Tile (6011-2) is #4C3E36, RGB 76, 62, 54. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.