Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105) records 72.61% LRV and 88.7 L*_HK lightness (#E6DCCD, RGB 230/220/205). Its CIELAB coordinates (L*=88.17, a*=0.9, b*=8.58, C*=8.63, h°=84°) place SW 6105 in the Warm Yellow-Cream class. Top cross-brand matches for Divine White (SW 6105) are Behr Predictable (BWC-15, ΔE=0.5) and Benjamin Moore First Crush (CSP-310, ΔE=0.45).
Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105, #E6DCCD) is compared against competitor swatches under ISO/CIE 11664-6 (ΔE2000) and ASTM E308.
| Role / Brand | Paint Color Name & Code | HEX Code | LRV % | Undertone Profile | CIE ΔE 2000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOURCE (Sherwin-Williams) | Divine White (SW 6105) | #E6DCCD | 72.61% | Warm Yellow-Cream | 0.00 (Ref) |
| Behr #1 | Predictable (BWC-15) | #E5DBCB | 72% | Warm Yellow-Cream | ΔE 0.50 (99%) |
| Behr #2 | White Mocha (OR-W11) | #E7DCCC | 73% | Warm Yellow-Cream | ΔE 0.50 (99%) |
| Benjamin Moore #1 | First Crush (CSP-310) | #E8DECF | 74.1% | Warm Yellow-Cream | ΔE 0.45 (99.1%) |
| Benjamin Moore #2 | Ionic Column (1016) | #E7DDCF | 73.4% | Warm Yellow-Cream | ΔE 0.50 (99%) |
Sub-threshold ΔE=0.5 match for SW 6105: Predictable (BWC-15) delivers identical 72% reflectance to SW 6105 with matched C*=9.12 saturation.
Sub-threshold ΔE=0.5 match for SW 6105: White Mocha (OR-W11) delivers identical 73% reflectance to SW 6105 with +0.63 higher C*=9.26 chroma.
Sub-threshold ΔE=0.56 match for SW 6105: Oyster (W-B-720) delivers identical 72% reflectance to SW 6105 with -0.62 softer C*=8.01 chroma.
Sub-threshold ΔE=0.45 match for SW 6105: First Crush (CSP-310) delivers +1.5 LRV points lighter than Divine White (SW 6105) with matched C*=8.62 saturation.
Sub-threshold ΔE=0.5 match for SW 6105: Ionic Column (1016) delivers identical 73.4% reflectance to SW 6105 with matched C*=8.16 saturation.
Sub-threshold ΔE=0.5 match for SW 6105: Ice Breaker (CC-428) delivers identical 73.4% reflectance to SW 6105 with matched C*=8.16 saturation.
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Divine White (SW 6105, b*=8.58) counteracts cool northern sky cast without shifting dingy.
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Code SW 6105 (Divine White) reflects 72.61% of incident D65 light. Measured in CAM16-UCS uniform space, Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105) registers J'=89.9, a'=0.73, and b'=5.87 with HSL (36°, 33%, 85%) and Helmholtz-Kohlrausch perceived value 88.7 L*_HK. Because SW 6105 carries a*=0.9 red-green and b*=8.58 yellow-blue balance at chroma C*=8.63, Divine White projects a warm warm yellow-cream character across drywall and millwork.
Thermal lighting shifts Sherwin-Williams SW 6105 predictably. Under 5000K noon daylight, Divine White (SW 6105) holds its native #EEDAC4 swatch; at 4000K cool office LED, SW 6105 adapts to #F4D9BC; at 3500K halogen, Divine White transitions to #FAD8B6; at 3000K residential LED, SW 6105 warms to #FFD6B1; and under 2700K evening bulbs, Divine White (SW 6105) settles at #FFD5AD.
When cross-matching Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105, #E6DCCD), Behr Predictable (BWC-15, #E5DBCB, LRV 72%) scores ΔE2000=0.5 and CAM16=0.48, followed by White Mocha (OR-W11, ΔE=0.5). In Benjamin Moore, First Crush (CSP-310, #E8DECF, LRV 74.1%) achieves ΔE2000=0.45 ahead of Ionic Column (1016, ΔE=0.5). Coordinate SW 6105 with High Reflective White (SW 7757) ceilings, Snowbound (SW 7004) trim, Shiitake (SW 9173) hallways, and Analytical Gray (SW 7051) accents.
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Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105) records an official Light Reflectance Value of 72.61% (#E6DCCD) and a Helmholtz-Kohlrausch perceived lightness of 88.7 L*_HK.
At 72.61% reflectance, Divine White (SW 6105) sits in the high-reflectance architectural tier, bouncing daylight across Sherwin-Williams walls while maintaining HSL (36°, 33%, 85%).
CIELAB telemetry (L*=88.17, a*=0.9, b*=8.58) classifies Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105) as a Warm Warm Yellow-Cream with C*=8.63 chroma and h°=84° hue.
Pair Divine White (SW 6105) with North & East Windows for SW 6105 (72.61% LRV) and Natural White Oak & Limestone alongside Divine White (SW 6105). Under 2700K evening bulbs, SW 6105 shifts from #E6DCCD toward #FFD5AD.
Closest verified equivalents to Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105, #E6DCCD) are Behr Predictable (BWC-15, #E5DBCB) at ΔE2000=0.5 and Benjamin Moore First Crush (CSP-310, #E8DECF) at ΔE2000=0.45.
Both BWC-15 and CSP-310 matches are verified against Divine White (SW 6105) in CIE ΔE2000 and CAM16-UCS space.
Alongside Sherwin-Williams Divine White (SW 6105, LRV 72.61%), our Ou-Luo harmony engine specifies Sherwin-Williams Snowbound (SW 7004, #EDEAE5, LRV 82.58%) in Semi-Gloss or Satin.
Pairing Snowbound (SW 7004) with Divine White (SW 6105) frames door casings and baseboards cleanly.