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#C8C3BC

RGB
200, 195, 188
Brightness
195.7
HSL (°,%,%)
35°, 10%, 76%
HSV V %
78%
Lab
79.0, 0.5, 4.1
CMYK (%)
0%, 3%, 6%, 22%
PNG size
6.0 KB
Tone / Feel
light, muted warm hue
Black text 11.99:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.75:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (11.99:1 — AAA / AAA)

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Color Profile: #C8C3BC

Common Name: Pavilion Gray

RGB: ~200, 195, 188

HSL: ~38°, 15%, 76%

Contrast vs White: 74.2, AA Pass

Contrast vs Black: 31.4, AA Pass

Mood Blurb: #C8C3BC evokes a sense of calm and sophistication. Its soft, muted tones are often associated with tranquility and minimalism. Popular in modern interior design, it serves as a versatile backdrop in a variety of design schemes. As a neutral shade, it creates an inviting and serene atmosphere, making it a favorite choice for both residential and commercial spaces.

Close Named Matches:

  • Farrow and Ball - Pavilion Gray (#C8C3BC)
  • Benjamin Moore - Cumulus Cloud (#C6C2B9)
  • Jotun - Rosette Stone (#CAC4BC)
  • Dulux Heritage - Pumice Brown (#C9BDB7)

Why Designers Use It:

  • Timeless Elegance: The color has a classic and refined appeal, perfect for spaces aiming for a sophisticated, modern aesthetic.
  • Versatility: It blends seamlessly with other neutral tones and can easily adapt to different design elements, such as furniture or wall textures.
  • Trendsetter: This color is often used in contemporary design, adding a minimalist yet warm touch to both residential and commercial projects.
  • Natural Inspiration: Derived from natural materials, this soft gray tone can remind one of fine stone textures or the muted hues seen in overcast skies, making it an excellent choice for nature-inspired themes.
  • Widely Used in Interior Design: Common in spaces like offices, living rooms, and hospitality venues, this color promotes tranquility while remaining stylish.

Notable Industry Use:

  • Interior Design: Frequently used in home and commercial spaces due to its calming and neutral nature.
  • Automotive: Similar tones can be seen in premium car interiors, where elegance and a refined feel are desired.
  • Architecture and Construction: Architects use this color to convey stability and calm in public spaces or private residences.

Palette neighbours

#373C43 Complement #BCC8C3 Triad 1 #C3BCC8 Triad 2 #C7C8BC Analogous 1 #C8BDBC Analogous 2