Burnt Sienna Colors

Artist pigment, clay pots, and worn saddle leather all land near Burnt Sienna. This is orange brown with a red earth base, common in tile, plaster, leather, rugs, and warm accent walls.

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Acorn

#BD6C48

Adobe

#B6723E

Amber Frost

#A64626

Autumn Creek

#86592D

Autumn Nectar

#CD7F32

Bronze

#CC5500

Burnt Orange

#B5651D

Cider

#D2691E

Cinnamon

#B66A50

Clay

#875F3A

Cocoa

#B87333

Copper

#F0620F

Energetic Straw

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Fiery Straw

#F17C22

Fluorescent Birch

#C04000

Mahogany

#FF6700

Neon Orange

#CC7722

Ochre

#FF4500

Orange Red

#EC5800

Persimmon

#CD853F

Peru

#FF7518

Pumpkin

#C97B4B

Raw Sienna

#B7410E

Rust

#C45B28

Rust Orange

#A0522D

Sienna

#8D5524

Sienna Skin

#905337

Sunlit Birch

#FF5E13

Sunset Orange

#CD5700

Tawny

#A86032

Terra

#FC6A03

Tiger Orange

#996348

Torched Star

#EE6820

Vivid Lagoon

#C77138

Volcanic Moon

#EE7411

Wild Silk

Using burnt sienna in your home

Burnt Sienna works best with real materials around it. Use it in dining rooms, dens, mudrooms, powder baths, or lower cabinets with cream, olive, navy, warm gray, or blackened bronze. West and south light make Raw Sienna and Clay glow. North light pulls the color toward rust. The danger is scale. On four walls, a lively sample can become much louder, especially beside oak floors or warm bulbs.

Frequently asked questions

Is Burnt Sienna orange or brown?

Burnt Sienna is orange brown. The red earth undertone keeps it from feeling citrus.

Is Burnt Sienna good for cabinets?

Yes, especially on a pantry, bar, or lower cabinet run. Keep counters quiet so the color has room.

Best Burnt Sienna paint colors?

Try Farrow & Ball Marmelo (LRV 46.6), Sherwin-Williams Amber Wave (LRV 30), or Valspar Adobe Dusk (LRV 22.764).