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Milky Tea by Dulux is a pale muted orange. Hex: #CFC2B7. RGB: 207, 194, 183. Price: approximately £14.40 per litre. The nearest equivalent from another manufacturer is Crown East Village® (ΔE 1.3, “near-identical”), priced at approximately £8.80 per litre. Other close alternatives include Johnstone's Cocoa Cream Rmc (ΔE 1.3) and Johnstone's Canyon Crossing (ΔE 1.3).

Milky Tea by Dulux

Hex
#CFC2B7
RGB
207, 194, 183
Manufacturer
Dulux
Price per litre
£14.40
Price per m2 (?)
£2.22
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Nearest matches & alternatives from other brands

Colour Manufacturer ΔE Match quality Price/L Price/m2 (?)
East Village® Crown 1.3 Near-identical £8.80 (£5.60 less) £1.47
Cocoa Cream Rmc Johnstone's 1.3 Near-identical £7.53 (£6.87 less) £1.26
Canyon Crossing Johnstone's 1.3 Near-identical £13.37 (£1.03 less) £2.23
Beauvais Lilac (No.ZOP1008) Zoffany 1.5 Near-identical £23.20 (£8.80 more) —
Grouse (No.No.75) Mylands 1.7 Near-identical £27.20 (£12.80 more) £3.63
Hoxton Grey (No.No.72) Mylands 1.7 Near-identical £27.20 (£12.80 more) £3.63
Biscuit Beige (No.LRV 58) Dulux Heritage 1.8 Near-identical £10.80 (£3.60 less) £1.35
Pale Cashmere Craig & Rose 1.9 Near-identical £18.00 (£3.60 more) £2.57
Linen Blend® Crown 1.9 Near-identical £8.80 (£5.60 less) £1.47

Brand-by-brand comparison

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Colour neighbourhood

Milky Tea East Village® Cocoa Cream Rmc Canyon Crossing Beauvais Lilac Grouse Hoxton Grey Biscuit Beige Pale Cashmere

Coverage & application

Manufacturer figures from the Dulux Product Advice Sheet. Real-world coverage is typically 15-20% lower.

Finish Coverage Coats Sheen Scrub class Touch dry Recoat VOC
Dulux Easycare Bathroom Soft Sheen PAS 13 m²/L 2 25% 1 4h 4h —
Dulux Easycare Kitchen Matt PAS 13 m²/L 2 5% 1 4h 4h —
Dulux Matt PAS 13 m²/L 2 5% — 2h 4h —
Dulux Silk PAS 13 m²/L 2 25% — 2h 4h —

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