#DBC44D
- RGB
- 219, 196, 77
- Brightness
- 193.8
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 50°, 66%, 58%
- HSV V %
- 86%
- Lab
- 79.1, -5.4, 60.6
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 11%, 65%, 14%
- PNG size
- 5.4 KB
- Tone / Feel
- mid, vivid warm hue
Recommended text: Black (12.02:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #DBC44D
Common Name: RAL 095 80 60
RGB: (219, 196, 77)
HSL: (51°, 70%, 54%)
Contrast vs White: 5.3 - AA Pass
Contrast vs Black: 11.7 - AA Pass
Mood Description:
This color is warm and inviting, striking a balance between earthiness and vibrancy. Often associated with autumnal tones, it brings to mind soft sunlight or fields of ripened grain. Its presence in design can evoke feelings of comfort and energy, with just a hint of sophistication.
Close Named Matches:
- RAL 1012 - Lemon Yellow #DFB342 - ΔE=10.76
- Pantone 15-0646 TCX - Warm Olive #C7B63C - ΔE=6.05
- BS 2660-4055 - Jasmine Yellow #EFDB5F - ΔE=8.25
- Benjamin Moore - Bright Gold #CEBD48 - ΔE=4.01
Why Designers Use It:
This color is popular in a variety of design sectors, particularly those focused on creating warmth and a welcoming atmosphere. It is often used in interior design to evoke a golden glow or in branding to create a positive and energized vibe. The color’s flexibility allows it to be paired with both warm and cool tones. It’s associated with natural elements like wheat fields or harvests, making it a go-to for designs aiming to evoke themes of nature, sustainability, and the organic world.
Regionally, this color can carry nostalgic associations in autumn-inspired designs, especially in places where the fall season is celebrated. Industries that lean on earth tones and warmth, such as food, wellness, and beauty, make frequent use of this palette. It has also found its way into modern, minimalist designs, where its brightness serves as an accent color.