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Valspar Buttermilk

T568 · #E9DAC1 · LRV 71.3

Compare with other brands: Benjamin Moore Barbados Sand is a 99% match

Buttermilk (T568) is a light beige from Valspar with a strong yellow undertone. Its LRV is about 71.3 (light): it reflects plenty of light and works in most rooms, including ones with limited daylight. The closest match in another brand is Benjamin Moore Barbados Sand (99% match).

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LRV

71.3 · Light

Undertone

Yellow · strong

Temperature

Warm

Code

T568

HEX

#E9DAC1

RGB

233, 218, 193

HSL

37°, 48%, 84%

Family

Beiges

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Buttermilk FAQ

What undertone does Buttermilk have?

Buttermilk is a light beige with a strong yellow 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 Buttermilk?

Buttermilk has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 71.3 on a 0–100 scale, which is light. It reflects plenty of light and works in most rooms, including ones with limited daylight.

What is the closest match to Buttermilk in other brands?

Benjamin Moore: Barbados Sand (1094), 99%; Sherwin-Williams: Eaglet Beige (SW 7573), 99%; PPG: Deserted Beach (PPG1104-3), 99%; Dunn-Edwards: Clam Up (DET663), 98%; Behr: Navajo White (YL-W06), 98%; Glidden: Camel Tan (PPG12-13), 97%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Navajo White (HGSW6126), 96%; Farrow & Ball: Matchstick (No. 2013), 96%. 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 Buttermilk?

The HEX code of Buttermilk (T568) is #E9DAC1, RGB 233, 218, 193. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.