#D7B6A6

Color Profile: #D7B6A6

Common Name: Dusty Rose

RGB: 215, 182, 166

HSL: 23°, 25%, 75%

Contrast vs White: 3.0 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 8.3 (AA Pass)

Mood:

This color evokes a soft, delicate ambiance, offering a calm and welcoming feel. Often associated with warmth, comfort, and subtle elegance, it's versatile in both modern and classic designs. It's popular in interior design, particularly for creating peaceful, romantic environments or adding a sophisticated touch to any space.

Notable Matches:

• Kelly Moore - D Pale Mauve: #D7B6A6 (ΔE=0.00)
• Benjamin Moore - Southern Charm: #D7B4A4 (ΔE=1.00)
• Pantone FHI - Cameo Rose: #D7B8AB (ΔE=1.97)
• Behr - Sedona Pink: #D4B5A5 (ΔE=0.96)
• Munsell Color System - 5yr 7.5/2.5: #D1B4A3 (ΔE=1.98)

Why Designers Use It:

Usage: This soft, neutral hue is widely used in the interior design and fashion industries. Designers lean on it for its timeless and calming nature, frequently using it in spaces where relaxation and tranquility are the goals. It's a staple in bridal, feminine, and vintage-themed aesthetics. While not an overpowering color, its presence in palettes helps bring warmth without distraction.

Industry Application: This color is common in home decor, particularly in bedding, textiles, and wall paint. It's also used in cosmetics, particularly lipsticks and blushes, where its gentle tone flatters various skin types. Beyond that, it's a popular choice for wedding themes and branding for brands wanting to convey a sense of sophistication and approachability.

Trendy Status: While it's a timeless shade, the recent rise of muted pastels in modern design and fashion circles has reintroduced colors like this into the spotlight. It can be seen in current minimalistic and Scandinavian designs.