#31626E
- RGB
- 49, 98, 110
- Brightness
- 87.9
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 192°, 38%, 31%
- HSV V %
- 43%
- Lab
- 38.7, -12.8, -11.9
- CMYK (%)
- 55%, 11%, 0%, 57%
- PNG size
- 5.6 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, soft cool hue
Recommended text: White (6.77:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #31626E
Common Name: Sikkens 5051
RGB: 49, 98, 110
HSL: 190°, 25%, 32%
Contrast vs White: 4.0:1 (AA)
Contrast vs Black: 13.5:1 (AAA)
Mood:
This color presents a balanced, cool tone with a muted yet steady vibe. Its subdued nature makes it suitable for environments that call for a sense of calm, sophistication, and professionalism. It's not overly bold, but its depth gives it a distinguished and serious mood.
Close Matches:
- RAL 5025 - Pearl Gentian Blue (#235B6E) - ΔE=5.32
- PANTONE 5405 C - (#44687D) - ΔE=7.93
- Behr PMD-45 - Teal Mosaic (#346473) - ΔE=2.18
- Benjamin Moore 728 - Bermuda Turquoise (#295F6C) - ΔE=1.80
- Sikkens 5051 - (#31626E) - ΔE=0.00 (Exact Match)
Why Designers Use It:
Designers gravitate towards this color for its neutral yet refined character. It is frequently employed in branding and interior design where a blend of professionalism and calmness is desired. Notably, it features in environments that require a sophisticated, trustworthy appearance—such as corporate offices, legal institutions, and luxury product designs. It pairs well with lighter tones and complements bolder accent colors.
This color is often found in the design palettes of technology, aerospace, and automotive industries, where precision and clarity are key. It also has a connection to marine environments, reflecting the tranquil yet potent hues of deep ocean waters. In some regions, this color invokes the spirit of adventure and the open sea, resonating with both maritime and high-end modern designs.