Code AF-70 (Battenberg) reflects 78.12% of incident D65 light. Measured in CAM16-UCS uniform space, Benjamin Moore Battenberg (AF-70) registers J'=92.1, a'=-1.90, and b'=7.40 with HSL (50°, 36%, 86%) and Helmholtz-Kohlrausch perceived value 91.5 L*_HK. Because AF-70 carries a*=-2.19 red-green and b*=10.72 yellow-blue balance at chroma C*=10.94, Battenberg projects a warm soft green-beige character across drywall and millwork.
Thermal lighting shifts Benjamin Moore AF-70 predictably. Under 5000K noon daylight, Battenberg (AF-70) holds its native #F1E3C7 swatch; at 4000K cool office LED, AF-70 adapts to #F8E2BE; at 3500K halogen, Battenberg transitions to #FDE1B8; at 3000K residential LED, AF-70 warms to #FFDFB3; and under 2700K evening bulbs, Battenberg (AF-70) settles at #FFDDAF.
When cross-matching Benjamin Moore Battenberg (AF-70, #E9E5D0), Behr Coco Malt (OR-W8, #E8E4D0, LRV 77.4%) scores ΔE2000=0.42 and CAM16=0.42, followed by Cool Honeydew (S350-1A, ΔE=0.94). In Sherwin-Williams, Queen Anne's Lace (SW 6420, #ECEAD5, LRV 81.68%) achieves ΔE2000=1.35 ahead of Restoration Ivory (SW 6413, ΔE=1.96). Coordinate AF-70 with Chantilly Lace (OC-65) ceilings, Ultra White (CC-10) trim, Doily (CSP-130) hallways, and Urban Sophisticate (CSP-160) accents.