#C6C1C2

Color Profile: #C6C1C2

Common Name: Dulux Trade Potters Clay 2

RGB: 198, 193, 194

HSL: 30°, 4%, 77%

Contrast:

• White: 64.5 (AA Pass)
• Black: 23.1 (AA Pass)

Mood: This soft, warm gray exudes a calm, neutral elegance that makes it a versatile choice for various environments. It adds a subtle touch of sophistication without overwhelming the senses, making it perfect for spaces requiring tranquility or understated luxury.

Close Named Matches:

• Dulux Trade Potters Clay 2 – #C6C1C2
• Munsell 5rp 7.5/1.0 – #C3BCBC
• Behr Dreamscape Gray – #C5C3C4
• Benjamin Moore Through The Looking Glass – #C1BDBD
• Jotun Knight – #BFBCBB

Why Designers Use It:

This muted, balanced gray has found a place in many designers' palettes due to its versatility and timeless appeal.

Used in both residential and commercial design, it serves as a grounding neutral that pairs well with a wide range of colors. It is especially popular in interior design, where it can create a serene backdrop for furnishings and decor. Additionally, this shade of gray is not just a color but a representation of modern elegance, making it a go-to for designers working in high-end spaces or corporate environments.

The color’s subdued tones suggest stability and professionalism, and it can evoke feelings of sophistication when used in the right context. For instance, it is a well-liked choice for offices, living rooms, and even luxury brand packaging. Some may associate this shade with quality and subtle refinement, often seen in upscale, minimalist spaces and fashion-forward interiors. It also pairs well with metallic or jewel-toned accents, making it a highly adaptable choice.

The color can also be seen as a nod to certain industrial influences, with its slightly metallic undertone recalling elements of metalwork or modern urban architecture. It’s a color that conveys modernity without being overly bold, making it ideal for areas that require a balance of style and calm.