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#E4C0C4

RGB
228, 192, 196
Brightness
203.9
HSL (°,%,%)
353°, 40%, 82%
HSV V %
89%
Lab
80.8, 13.4, 2.8
CMYK (%)
0%, 16%, 14%, 11%
PNG size
5.3 KB
Tone / Feel
light, soft warm hue
Black text 12.64:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.66:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (12.64:1 — AAA / AAA)

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Color Profile: #E4C0C4

Common Name: Lupin pink / Candy Floss

RGB: 228, 192, 196

HSL: 350, 35%, 84%

Contrast vs White: 1.7 (AA fail)

Contrast vs Black: 10.6 (AA pass)

Mood Blurb

This shade of pink is warm and soft, evoking feelings of comfort, calmness, and gentle nostalgia. It’s often associated with light-hearted elegance and tenderness, making it a popular choice in design work that aims to create a welcoming and intimate atmosphere.

Close Named Matches

  • Australian Standard AS2700 - #DEBABA - Sunset Pink
  • BS4800-5252 - #E4C0C4 - Lupin Pink / Candy Floss
  • Munsell Color System - #E7C0C6 - 7.5rp 8/4
  • Behr paint - #E4C1C2 - Cranapple Cream
  • Benjamin Moore - #ECC8CA - Petunia Pink

Why Designers Use It

This soft and delicate pink is often used for creating serene and inviting spaces. It’s a staple in design work aimed at evoking tenderness and warmth. Notably, it’s common in interior design for bedrooms, nurseries, and boutique-style spaces where a calming atmosphere is desired.

The popularity of this hue stretches beyond traditional uses. It’s seen in fashion design, especially in feminine clothing lines, and often appears in wedding themes and branding for beauty and wellness products. Its association with kindness and nurturing makes it a go-to color in healthcare and cosmetic packaging. The light and neutral nature also makes it highly adaptable in modern design settings, reflecting contemporary sensibilities in both corporate and artistic designs.

Regionally, this color enjoys significant use in countries with a strong affinity for pastel tones, particularly in European and North American markets. It often ties into new trends in design where comfort and simplicity are paramount. The color is not tied to any specific industry, but it’s commonly used in the beauty, fashion, and interior design sectors.

Palette neighbours

#1B3F3B Complement #C4E4C0 Triad 1 #C0C4E4 Triad 2 #E4CEC0 Analogous 1 #E4C0D6 Analogous 2