#DFC7AE
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- PNG size
- 5.4 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, muted warm hue
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Color Profile: #DFC7AE
Common Name: NCS 1950 Index color chart - S 1510-Y40R
RGB: (223, 199, 174)
HSL: H: 39°, S: 33%, L: 80%
Contrast vs White: 2.7 (AA Pass)
Contrast vs Black: 7.3 (AA Pass)
Mood Blurb: The color #DFC7AE evokes a sense of calm and subtle warmth. This light, neutral hue often carries with it a gentle, soft quality, making it suitable for serene and welcoming spaces. It works harmoniously in designs looking to feel inviting but not overly bold, making it a staple in both modern and traditional interior designs.
Close Named Matches:
- Zephyr - BS 2660 - #EAD4BE
- Almond Latte - Behr Paint - #DFC6AC
- Shell Pink - British Standard - #FBDED6
- Ivory Cream - Pantone FHI - #DFC5AC
- Travertine - Dunn-Edwards Paints - #DFC6AA
Why Designers Use It:
- Subtle elegance: This color provides an understated elegance that's never too bold but still brings a sense of warmth to a space. Perfect for achieving a balanced, soothing aesthetic.
- Versatility: Designers love this shade for its adaptability in both commercial and residential projects. It pairs seamlessly with a variety of styles, from minimalist to rustic chic.
- Nature-inspired: The soft beige and warm undertones of this color make it reminiscent of natural materials like stone and sand, adding an earthy feel to designs.
- Timeless appeal: It has a timeless quality that transcends trends, which makes it suitable for long-term design choices. Whether used in interiors, exteriors, or even digital design, this color remains relevant.
- Industry Use: Often favored in industries like interior design, fashion, and home decor, this color is also used in packaging and branding for its ability to convey calm and approachability.