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#E0D5C6

Brightness
214.7
HSL (°,%,%)
35°, 30%, 83%
HSV V %
88%
Lab
85.8, 1.3, 8.8
PNG size
6.3 KB
Tone / Feel
light, soft warm hue
Black text 14.50:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.45:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (14.50:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #E0D5C6

Common Name: Ghost Gum

RGB: (224, 213, 198)

HSL: (28, 43%, 84%)

Contrast vs White: 87.7 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 20.4 (AA Pass)

Mood: This color evokes a calm, neutral tone with soft warmth. It is often used in spaces that require light, airy, and relaxing vibes. It feels organic and comforting, resembling natural wood or lightly weathered materials, which gives it an earthy, grounded feel. This color is most effective when paired with deeper, more saturated tones to balance its lightness.

Close Named Matches:

  • Ghost Gum - #E0D5C6 (Exact Match)
  • Whitecap Gray - #E0D5C6 (Pantone FHI)
  • Sonoran Sands - #E0D6C8 (Behr)
  • Kestrel White - #E0D6C8 (Sherwin Williams)
  • Natural Silk - #E8DAC9 (Jotun)

Why Designers Use It:

  • Popular for creating a sense of serenity and simplicity, often used in both modern and traditional interior designs.
  • Common in minimalist aesthetics, bringing a clean and uncluttered feel to spaces like bedrooms, living rooms, and offices.
  • Used widely in the fashion industry for understated, elegant color schemes in clothing and accessories.
  • Familiar in the design of tech products, interior car designs, and other high-end consumer goods where a sophisticated, neutral tone is needed.
  • Known for its ability to blend with a variety of textures, from natural wood grains to glossy, sleek finishes in both commercial and residential projects.

Notable Structures and Traditions: Often associated with natural elements like light wood, sand, and stone, this color draws inspiration from the Australian Outback, where the Ghost Gum tree grows. It reflects both nature and the modern world, bridging old and new traditions in design. The color’s earthy appeal and neutrality make it a go-to in contemporary architecture, especially for structures aiming to achieve a harmonious, warm, and welcoming atmosphere.

Trending Usage: It is increasingly popular in sustainable design and eco-friendly product packaging, often chosen for its calming presence and versatility. The lightness of the tone is ideal for reducing visual clutter in both private and public spaces, making it a staple in the design of wellness centers, spas, and luxury hotels.

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