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#D6EAFA

Brightness
230.1
HSL (°,%,%)
207°, 78%, 91%
HSV V %
98%
Lab
91.7, -3.4, -10.0
PNG size
5.3 KB
Tone / Feel
very light, intense cool hue
Black text 17.01:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.23:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (17.01:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #D6EAFA

Common Name: Cloudless

RGB: 214, 234, 250

HSL: H: 200°, S: 94%, L: 85%

Contrast vs White: 1.0 (AA Fail)

Contrast vs Black: 18.4 (AA Pass)

Mood: #D6EAFA brings a refreshing calm and clarity, often associated with wide-open skies and peaceful moments. It's a soft, airy hue that evokes serenity and tranquility, ideal for both interior design and digital applications seeking to create a light, open atmosphere.

Notable Close Matches:

  • Dunn-Edwards - Cloudless (#D6EAFC)
  • Pantone FHI - Ice Melt (#D3E4F1)
  • Pantone Solid Coated - PANTONE 656 C (#D9E2EA)
  • Behr - Mystic Harbor (#D2E5F1)
  • Munsell - 5pb 8.5/3.0 (#CADCE8)

Why Designers Use It:

#D6EAFA is often chosen for its soft, pastel-like quality, which provides a gentle backdrop in design, especially for interiors and branding in sectors like wellness, tech, and lifestyle. Designers love it because it invokes a sense of calm without overwhelming the senses. It’s widely used in both digital and physical spaces for brands aiming to project peace, tranquility, and openness. Its ability to blend with other pastel shades or even bolder colors makes it a versatile choice for both modern and traditional aesthetics. While #D6EAFA may be seen more frequently in contemporary interior design, especially in products related to relaxation, home decor, or even tech applications, it also aligns with trends seen in Scandinavian and minimalist styles. Additionally, industries like health, education, and corporate wellness often use such calming tones to foster a conducive environment for creativity and concentration. The color's serene nature also ties it to oceanic imagery or even sky-inspired themes, reflecting aspects of nature in design. It's not overly trendy, but it has a timeless, adaptable quality, making it a staple in both interior and graphic design projects.

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