Dunn-Edwards colors.

Dunn-Edwards uses several recognizable prefixes, including DE, DEA, DET, DEW, and newer collection-specific forms. Keeping that prefix attached to the number is essential because it identifies the collection and prevents a short code from being mistaken for another line. The palette is well known in the western United States and includes warm stucco neutrals, desert-influenced earth colors, clean whites, vivid accents, and historically inspired collections. Its most discussed neutrals often differ by only a restrained shift in warmth or lightness, so the screen-color distance is useful for sorting candidates before a store visit. This library reorganizes factual code, name, and screen-color fields into a consistent family-and-lightness order rather than copying an official fan deck arrangement. Its regional architectural context makes masonry and exterior sampling especially important. The displayed LRV for colors sourced from public references is a screen-light estimate and is marked as such. Always confirm the actual manufacturer's LRV and view a physical sample on the project surface before selecting paint.

Not affiliated with any paint brand. On-screen colors are approximations compiled from public references; verify with a physical swatch.

• Palette source: https://github.com/jpederson/colornerd
• Retrieved: 2026-08-19
• Processed factual code, name, and screen-color fields from the public colornerd reference; official site values were not collected because access was unavailable and reuse is restricted.