#E1EFF7

Color Profile: #E1EFF7

Common Name: Mist Blue

RGB: (225, 239, 247)

HSL: (199, 87%, 94%)

Contrast: Against white: 12.3, AA pass. Against black: 18.4, AA pass.

Mood: Mist Blue evokes a sense of calm and tranquility, with its soft, ethereal tones creating an atmosphere of serenity. It’s often associated with peaceful environments and works well in spaces aiming for a light, airy feel. The lightness and slightly cool nature of the color help promote a feeling of clarity and focus, making it ideal for soothing settings.

Close Named Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700 B33 Mist Blue - #DEE6DF, ΔE=8.55
• Jotun Paint - Blue Ash - #D7E7EB, ΔE=3.77
• Behr Paint - Airy - #D9ECF4, ΔE=2.20
• Federal Standard 595c - Hawker Beechcraft white - #E1E5E2, ΔE=7.24
• Pantone FHI - Ice Castle - #DBEEEF, ΔE=4.17

Why Designers Use It:

This soft, cool blue is a go-to choice for designs aiming to create a calm, clean atmosphere. Mist Blue is highly popular in industries that prioritize simplicity and serenity, such as interior design, tech products, and healthcare branding. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for corporate offices, medical facilities, or home décor where clarity and tranquility are needed. The subdued nature of Mist Blue also aligns with modern minimalism and Scandinavian design principles. While it’s not overly trendy, it has maintained a steady presence in design for years due to its adaptability to various themes, from calming environments to elegant backdrops.

Regional and traditional influences of Mist Blue are tied to maritime and coastal themes, seen in nautical design and the use of light, calming hues that evoke the sky and sea. Its use in interiors mirrors the growing trend toward natural elements and pastel palettes, which have become quite popular in modern aesthetics globally. Designers also appreciate how Mist Blue pairs well with various other colors, offering versatility for both bold and subtle designs.