Code OR-W6 (Coconut Ice) reflects 72.16% of incident D65 light. Measured in CAM16-UCS uniform space, Behr Coconut Ice (OR-W6) registers J'=89.7, a'=-1.48, and b'=4.19 with HSL (51°, 17%, 85%) and Helmholtz-Kohlrausch perceived value 88.4 L*_HK. Because OR-W6 carries a*=-1.24 red-green and b*=5.63 yellow-blue balance at chroma C*=5.76, Coconut Ice projects a warm soft green-beige character across drywall and millwork.
Thermal lighting shifts Behr OR-W6 predictably. Under 5000K noon daylight, Coconut Ice (OR-W6) holds its native #E7DCC9 swatch; at 4000K cool office LED, OR-W6 adapts to #EEDAC0; at 3500K halogen, Coconut Ice transitions to #F3D9BA; at 3000K residential LED, OR-W6 warms to #F9D7B5; and under 2700K evening bulbs, Coconut Ice (OR-W6) settles at #FED6B2.
When cross-matching Behr Coconut Ice (OR-W6, #DFDDD2), Benjamin Moore Going To The Chapel (1527, #E0DED1, LRV 72.82%) scores ΔE2000=0.88 and CAM16=0.75, followed by Halo (OC-46, ΔE=0.88). In Sherwin-Williams, Nonchalant White (SW 6161, #DEDDD1, LRV 71.95%) achieves ΔE2000=0.74 ahead of Nuance (SW 7049, ΔE=0.83). Coordinate OR-W6 with Frost 1857 (1857) ceilings, Vibrant White (BWC-12) trim, Night Blooming Jasmine (YL-W10) hallways, and Ultra Pure White 1850 (1850) accents.