#C1D1BE
- Brightness
- 202.2
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 111°, 17%, 78%
- HSV V %
- 82%
- Lab
- 82.2, -8.9, 7.6
- CMYK (%)
- 8%, 0%, 9%, 18%
- PNG size
- 5.1 KB
- Tone / Feel
- light, muted cool hue
Recommended text: Black (13.13:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #C1D1BE
Common Name: Opaline
RGB: rgb(193, 209, 190)
HSL: hsl(74, 28%, 78%)
Contrast Ratio: White - 4.4:1 (AA), Black - 7.3:1 (AA)
Mood Blurb: This color evokes a gentle and serene feel, often associated with the soft hues of nature or a light mist. Its subtlety makes it a popular choice for spaces or designs aiming for a calm, inviting atmosphere. While not overwhelmingly bold, its neutrality is versatile in applications ranging from corporate branding to home decor.
Close Matches:
- Behr paint - Moss Lake (#C5D0C1) - ΔE=2.82
- PPG Pittsburgh Paints - Frosty Pine (#C7CFBE) - ΔE=3.12
- Benjamin Moore - Nob Hill Sage (#C0D2C0) - ΔE=0.91
- Pantone FHI - Dewkist (#C1D0BE) - ΔE=0.69
- Jotun Paints - Sour Onion (#CFD8CA) - ΔE=4.90
Why Designers Use It:
Opaline is prized for its versatility in creating relaxed, balanced designs. It's used across various industries, including interior design, branding, and fashion, where a soft, neutral palette is desired. The color’s calming properties make it popular in wellness spaces, modern offices, and bedrooms. It’s not overly trendy, but its subtle, timeless appeal ensures its continued use in minimalistic designs.
The color has notable connections to natural materials and elements—often used in color palettes that evoke the gentleness of water, fog, or light stone. Its muted quality makes it an ideal choice for environments looking to avoid overstimulation while maintaining a fresh, clean aesthetic.
Opaline’s use in the corporate world often reflects trustworthiness and calm, making it a go-to for tech startups or health and wellness brands aiming for a soothing brand presence. It’s also seen in various interior design schemes, especially those focusing on simplicity and comfort.