#E06444

Color Profile: #E06444

Common Name: Muted Coral

RGB: rgb(224, 100, 68)

HSL: hsl(15, 70%, 60%)

Contrast vs White: 3.7, AA pass

Contrast vs Black: 5.8, AA pass

Mood:

This color exudes a warm, inviting aura that often evokes feelings of comfort and optimism. Its soft, muted nature gives it an earthy tone, making it ideal for interior design, art projects, and designs where a natural, yet bold touch is needed. It reflects a gentle vibrancy, without overwhelming the viewer, striking a fine balance between warmth and subtlety.

Close Named Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700: Tangerine, Hex: #E26352, ΔE=7.50
• BS 2660: Reef Red, Hex: #E17A67, ΔE=16.25
• Pantone FHI: Tigerlily, Hex: #E2654D, ΔE=4.20
• Pantone Solid Coated: Orange, Hex: #E6674A, ΔE=2.23
• Jotun paint catalogue: , Hex: #D75C3E, ΔE=2.99

Why Designers Use It:

This color is favored for its versatility and rich warmth, making it a popular choice in both art and design, especially in fields focused on aesthetics and comfort. Designers often turn to it for branding that aims to convey trustworthiness and approachability, and it works well in combination with neutral tones, making it a staple in contemporary interior design and packaging. Its earthy feel can evoke associations with nature, making it ideal for brands related to sustainability, organic products, and outdoor lifestyles. Though not considered the newest trend, it's often used in contemporary branding to highlight elements of sophistication, elegance, and subtle luxury. In the tech industry, its bold yet comforting vibe helps establish emotional connections with users, blending modern design with a nostalgic warmth. The use of coral hues also ties to mid-century design aesthetics, subtly bridging the past with the present. In manufacturing, it appears in coatings for various consumer goods, automobiles, and home décor products, making it a well-rounded choice for both mass production and artisanal designs.