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#94CDCE

Brightness
189.9
HSL (°,%,%)
181°, 37%, 69%
HSV V %
81%
Lab
78.7, -18.0, -6.4
PNG size
5.5 KB
Tone / Feel
light, soft cool hue
Black text 11.88:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.77:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (11.88:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #94CDCE

Common Name: Blue Tint

RGB: 148, 205, 206

HSL: 180, 43%, 74%

Contrast vs White: 1.5 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 7.3 (AA Pass)

Mood: #94CDCE, or "Blue Tint", carries a soothing and calm presence, evoking the tranquility of a clear sky or calm ocean waters. It sits comfortably within the pastel family, offering a cool, refreshing vibe without overwhelming the senses. This color has made its way into contemporary design, especially for spaces and products aimed at creating a peaceful or calming atmosphere.

Notable Matches:

  • Valspar - #94CDCE (Delta E = 0.00)
  • Pantone Solid Coated - PANTONE 7464 C, #9ED6D3 (Delta E = 3.82)
  • Pantone Premium Metallics Coated - PANTONE 10292 C, #7DA9A5 (Delta E = 13.34)
  • BS 2660-7083 - Ribbon Blue, #8EBCBE (Delta E = 6.46)
  • Jotun - Urban Nile, #8FCBD5 (Delta E = 4.91)

Why Designers Use It:

  • Serene and Calming: This color is often used in interiors to promote relaxation and calmness, making it a popular choice in spas, wellness centers, and bedrooms.
  • Versatility in Themes: Its gentle yet noticeable hue pairs well with both modern minimalistic designs and more traditional aesthetics. It blends effortlessly with neutral tones and other pastels.
  • Industry Use: In the technology and digital sectors, this color is frequently chosen to represent clean, modern interfaces, contributing to user-friendly designs with a soothing visual appeal.
  • Natural Affiliation: Inspired by the elements, this shade is reminiscent of tranquil waters or clear skies, making it ideal for designs related to nature, the outdoors, and sustainability.
  • Trendiness: As a color trending in modern interior design, especially within Scandinavian aesthetics, its use is not limited to just digital or product design but extends to architectural spaces aiming to create a sense of openness and clarity.

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