#BD2D7F
- RGB
- 189, 45, 127
- Brightness
- 117.1
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 326°, 62%, 46%
- HSV V %
- 74%
- Lab
- 44.6, 62.5, -12.0
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 76%, 33%, 26%
- PNG size
- 5.4 KB
- Tone / Feel
- mid, vivid warm hue
Recommended text: White (5.46:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #BD2D7F
Common Name: Magenta Sigh
RGB: (189, 45, 127)
HSL: (326°, 64%, 47%)
Contrast: White: 3.8 (AA Pass), Black: 6.8 (AA Pass)
Mood:
This striking magenta hue brings an intense energy that’s simultaneously vibrant and refined. It’s often associated with creativity, individuality, and bold design choices. Its balance of red and violet tones creates a perfect blend of warmth and mystery, evoking feelings of passion and innovation. Whether used in modern art or high-end fashion, this color makes a statement while maintaining an air of sophistication.
Notable Matches:
Matthews Paint - Magenta Sigh (#BD2D7F)
Benjamin Moore - Hot Lips (#BD4380)
Behr - Hot Pink (#B04572)
Jotun - Elderberry Crush (#B25668)
Sikkens 4041 - Z3.37.43 (#BD5184)
Delta E values: 0.00, 9.26, 16.95, 30.61, 15.55
Why Designers Use It:
This shade of magenta is a favorite among designers looking to create dynamic, attention-grabbing visuals. It strikes the perfect balance between vibrancy and subtle elegance, making it ideal for a wide range of applications from fashion and branding to interiors and digital media. Designers are particularly drawn to it for its versatility—it can be bold and striking or delicate and sophisticated depending on how it's paired with other colors. Its use in the fashion industry is well-documented, often associated with avant-garde design, high-end apparel, and bold logo designs. In the realm of interior design, it’s used to add warmth and modernity to spaces, frequently seen in accent pieces or modern textiles. The color also has connections to the creative industries, symbolizing imagination and artistic expression. There's a growing trend of this hue in cosmetics packaging and digital interfaces, where it adds a sense of freshness and energy.