#DACBE4

Color Profile: #DACBE4

Common Name: Lilac Spring 4

RGB: 218, 203, 228

HSL: 240, 35%, 85%

Contrast vs White: 0.9 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 8.0 (AA Pass)

Mood: This shade of lilac exudes a soft, calm, and refined atmosphere. It carries a subtle vintage charm, reminiscent of gentle spring afternoons. It is often associated with tranquility and grace, making it a popular choice for interior designs that aim to evoke serenity and elegance.

Close Named Matches:

• Dulux Trade: Lilac Spring 4 (#DACBE4) - Exact Match
• Vista Paint: Plum's the Word (#DACBE4) - Exact Match
• Pantone FHI: Lavender Fog (#D4C7D9) - ΔE=4.12
• Benjamin Moore: Lily Lavender (#DCCFE9) - ΔE=1.56

Why Designers Use It:

This delicate and elegant lilac is favored for its versatility in various design applications. Designers often incorporate this shade into soft, muted color palettes for interiors, as it complements both modern and traditional aesthetics. The color is widely used in spaces intended to create a calming environment, such as bedrooms, spas, and boutique stores. It’s particularly popular in the beauty and wellness industries, where tranquility and relaxation are key themes.

Its association with lavender and light purple tones invokes natural elements like springtime flowers and aromatic lavender fields, giving it a fresh and organic feel. The subtle, subdued nature of Lilac Spring 4 makes it perfect for use in branding for companies focused on luxury, elegance, and understated sophistication. It can also be found in home décor products, fabric patterns, and cosmetics packaging.

The color has roots in traditional floral design, often evoking nostalgia for vintage décor styles, but it also has a contemporary edge when paired with neutral tones. As a result, it strikes a balance between timeless elegance and modern chic.