1185
Sugarcane
LRV 73
Dunn‑Edwards color · mixed in Benjamin Moore
Benjamin Moore already has the formula for Touch of Tan, so we mix the exact color at our North Scottsdale counter, in the line the surface needs. Same color, better paint. If you’d rather choose one of Benjamin Moore’s own colors, the five closest are below. Touch of Tan is currently approved in 1 Arizona HOA scheme we track.
About this color
Sheen: Matte or eggshell on walls; satin on trim, semi-gloss on doors. Higher sheens on walls amplify stucco texture and roller marks. Flat on exterior stucco.
DE6079 Touch of Tan is a light, muted coral (LRV ≈ 67). Light colors reflect heat well and read clean on stucco, which makes them strong choices for Arizona homes outside overlay zones and HOAs. Inside Scottsdale's ESL or Foothills Overlay or Paradise Valley's Hillside District, this LRV is above the body cap (35% in ESL, 38% in PV Hillside, 40% in Foothills), and many desert-aesthetic HOAs set their own limit; check your community before choosing it for an exterior body.
Closest Benjamin Moore matches
Which Benjamin Moore line?
Front doors and shutters take the most direct sun and the most handling, and soft gloss is the finish we put on them. Regal Select Exterior holds a color like this well; Aura Exterior is worth it on a door that takes full afternoon sun. Bring the Benjamin Moore code from any of the five swatches above and we’ll mix that exact color at the counter.
Arizona HOAs that use Touch of Tan
Bring the Dunn-Edwards code, your HOA scheme number or a Benjamin Moore code from the swatches above, and we’ll match the line to the job.