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Dunn-Edwards Cinnamon Stick
DE5151 · #D2806C · LRV 30.2
Compare with other brands: Benjamin Moore Tropical Fruit is a 98% matchCinnamon Stick (DE5151) is a mid-tone orange from Dunn-Edwards. Its LRV is about 30.2 (mid-tone): it reads clearly as a color and will look a shade darker in rooms with little daylight. The closest match in another brand is Benjamin Moore Tropical Fruit (98% match).
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LRV
30.2 · Mid-tone
Temperature
Warm
Code
DE5151
HEX
#D2806C
RGB
210, 128, 108
HSL
12°, 53%, 62%
Family
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Cinnamon Stick FAQ
What is the LRV of Cinnamon Stick?
Cinnamon Stick has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 30.2 on a 0–100 scale, which is mid-tone. It reads clearly as a color and will look a shade darker in rooms with little daylight.
What is the closest match to Cinnamon Stick in other brands?
Benjamin Moore: Tropical Fruit (CSP-1115), 98%; Glidden: Freckles (PPG1191-5), 94%; PPG: Freckles (PPG1191-5), 94%; Valspar: Rosy Pashmina (8002-12D), 92%; Sherwin-Williams: Lei Flower (SW 6613), 90%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Lei Flower (HGSW6613), 90%; Behr: King Salmon (M180-5), 89%; Farrow & Ball: Red Earth (No. 64), 86%. Matches are estimated from digital color values and are not official conversions; always compare a real sample of both.
What is the HEX code of Cinnamon Stick?
The HEX code of Cinnamon Stick (DE5151) is #D2806C, RGB 210, 128, 108. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.