Farrow & Ball · No. 2011
Blackened: Farrow & Ball No. 2011 Color, LRV and Undertone
Blackened (Farrow & Ball No. 2011) is #DDDBD9 with a light reflectance value (LRV) of 71. It is a true neutral with almost no undertone.
- HEX
- #DDDBD9
- RGB
- 221, 219, 217
- LRV
- 71 of 100
- Undertone
- Neutral
- Temperature
- Neutral
- Color family
- Grey
South light · wall #E4DDD3 · LRV 72.9 Simulated on a drawn scene, not a photo.
How Blackened looks in different light
The same wall changes through the day. Each room below is Blackened in one kind of light; the LRV shows how much light the wall reflects.
Colors that go with Blackened
Picked from the same brand by color relationship. Each room keeps Blackened on the walls and shows the partner color in use.
Blackened on a house
Three exterior schemes with Blackened on the walls. Colors for trim, doors and roof are typical choices, not brand paints.
Closest colors in other brands
Nearest matches by CIEDE2000 color difference. Always compare physical samples: no two brands make an identical color.
- Sherwin-Williams SW 6259 Spatial White Near-identical
- Behr MQ3-55 White Lie Very close
- Valspar 7004-18 Sandstone Gray Very close
Guides with colors like Blackened
Color guides on this site that use a shade very close to this paint.
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FAQ
What is the HEX code of Blackened?
Blackened (Farrow & Ball No. 2011) is shown here as #DDDBD9 (RGB 221, 219, 217). Screens and printed samples differ, so always test a sample on your wall.
What is the LRV of Blackened?
About 71 on a scale from 0 (black) to 100 (white), calculated from the HEX value. A figure published by the paint maker can differ by a point or two.
Is Blackened a warm or a cool color?
It is neutral. It is a true neutral with almost no undertone.
What are the closest colors to Blackened from other brands?
The nearest matches in our data are Sherwin-Williams SW 6259 Spatial White; Behr MQ3-55 White Lie; Valspar 7004-18 Sandstone Gray. Matches are approximate: compare physical samples before you buy.
Color values come from the open colornerd dataset by James Pederson (MIT license). LRV, undertone and light simulations are calculated from the HEX value. Brand and color names belong to their owners; Light & Pigment is not affiliated with any paint brand.