How light or dark is Antique White?
The listed LRV is 81.1. Higher LRV values reflect more light, but room exposure and finish still affect how open or deep the color appears.
Valspar color reference
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A white screen color with a white (yellow undertone) reading and LRV 81.1. Not sure it's the exact color your local store carries? Here's the closest match at each of the other four brands.
In a room
This elevated off-white offers more separation from beige than many colors carrying the Antique White name. It can brighten a family room or kitchen while staying sympathetic to oak, travertine, and woven neutral textiles. Direct daylight makes it cleaner; warm evening illumination brings forward its cream direction. If the room contains bright factory-finished white elements, place the sample against them. The comparison will show whether the contrast looks layered and considered or merely slightly dingy.
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Cross-brand shortlist
Lower ΔE2000 values are closer screen approximations. They are not paint-formula conversions.
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FAQ
The listed LRV is 81.1. Higher LRV values reflect more light, but room exposure and finish still affect how open or deep the color appears.
Small source-value differences can change the order of near neighbors. Three candidates create a practical sampling shortlist without claiming a guaranteed one-to-one conversion.
Use the original Valspar code 7002-20 when possible. The displayed hex and RGB values are screen references and should not replace a physical sample or store formula. In this library, the nearest cross-brand screen value is Creamy SW 7012 by Sherwin-Williams at ΔE 0.433.
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