PAINTRChowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light CW220: hex, RGB & LRV
Pratt & Lambert Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light (CW220) has the hex code #CCB097 and RGB values 204, 176, 151 with a light reflectance value (LRV) of 46, a mid-tone color. Its closest match in another brand is Behr Toasted Wheat 280E-3 (97.3% match).
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The match % is how close each color is to Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light on screen - the closest in our data, not an official equivalent. Compare real samples side by side before switching brands.
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Questions
What is the hex code for Pratt & Lambert Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light CW220?
The hex code for Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light (CW220) is #CCB097, from the color data we use. Screen colors are approximate, so check a physical sample before buying paint.
What are the RGB values of Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light CW220?
Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light is RGB 204, 176, 151 (hex #CCB097).
What is the LRV of Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light CW220?
Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light has a light reflectance value (LRV) of 46. LRV runs from 0 (black) to 100 (white); we class Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light as a mid-tone color.
What is the closest match to Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light in other brands?
In our data the closest are Behr Toasted Wheat 280E-3 (97.3%), Sherwin-Williams Tawny Tan SW 7713 (97.1%), Valspar Pale Powder 3001-8A (96.8%). These are the nearest colors on screen, not official equivalents; compare real samples before switching brands.
Can I see Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light on my own walls?
Yes. Take a photo of your room or house and see it painted in Chowning's Tavern Rose Tan Light in about 15 seconds. Renders are previews made by an image model, not color proofs.
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