Camel Colors

Camel coats, saddle leather, and warm wool give Camel its shape. It is a medium golden brown, deeper than tan, often showing up in upholstery, cabinetry, grasscloth, and rooms with old wood.

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Blazing Cedar

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Camel

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Caramel Skin

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Cashew

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Driftwood

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Ember River

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Fiery Star

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Flame Brine

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Flame Reed

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Hazelnut

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Iced Coffee

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Mushroom

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Radiant Petal

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Rustic Chalk

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Scorched Hawk

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Sunbaked Leaf

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Sundrenched Jade

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Torched Rose

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Torched Sand

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Warm Sand

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Using camel in your home

Use Camel where the room can take visible warmth: studies, dining rooms, entries, stair halls, or lower cabinets. South and west light make it richer, sometimes quite golden. North light steadies the brown in Mushroom and Flame Plume. Pair with ivory trim, espresso, olive, black, or blue gray. Be careful beside maple and honey oak, where camel can stack too much yellow brown. Sample it vertically, not flat on a table.

Frequently asked questions

Is Camel darker than Tan?

Yes, camel is usually deeper and more golden than tan. It feels closer to leather or wool.

Is Camel good for a front door?

Yes, camel can work on a front door when the house has stone, cream siding, or dark bronze hardware. In full sun, choose a slightly browner sample.

Best Camel paint colors?

Try Glidden Allegro (LRV 55.8), Benjamin Moore Algonquin Trail (LRV 28.03), or Behr Almond Brittle (LRV 55.2).