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#E5DFDE

Brightness
224.7
HSL (°,%,%)
9°, 12%, 88%
HSV V %
90%
Lab
89.3, 1.9, 1.2
PNG size
4.4 KB
Tone / Feel
very light, muted warm hue
Black text 15.94:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.32:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (15.94:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #E5DFDE

Common Name: Antique Pearl

RGB: (229, 223, 222)

HSL: (10°, 13%, 89%)

Contrast: Against White: 9.0 (AA Pass), Against Black: 15.2 (AA Pass)

Mood: This color exudes a soft, muted elegance, combining vintage charm with a refined, almost serene aura. Its understated warmth makes it a favorite for both classic and modern interior designs, bringing a touch of comfort without overpowering the surroundings. Often seen in spaces that evoke calmness, it subtly enhances the aesthetic without demanding attention. Antique Pearl is an excellent choice for creating environments that balance between sophistication and tranquility.

Close Matches:

  • Benjamin Moore: Antique Pearl (#E5DFDE) - Exact match
  • Dulux: Ash White (#E4E1DB) - ΔE=2.83
  • Farrow & Ball: Strong White (#E5E0DB) - ΔE=2.11
  • Munsell: 10P 9/1.0 (#EAE5E4) - ΔE=2.07
  • PPG Paints: Misty Morn (#E7E1E3) - ΔE=1.74

Why Designers Use It:

  • Timeless Aesthetic: Antique Pearl’s delicate tone appeals to designers aiming for a timeless, classic look. It’s commonly used in spaces where sophistication and elegance are prioritized, such as luxury interiors and boutique establishments.
  • Neutral Versatility: The neutral nature of Antique Pearl makes it highly adaptable to a wide range of complementary colors and design styles. It works well in both contemporary minimalist settings and more traditional, ornate spaces.
  • Industry Usage: Popular in interior design, particularly in high-end residential and hospitality sectors. It’s often chosen for walls, trim, and furniture where soft elegance is key.
  • Regional Appeal: Known to be favored in European design circles, especially in French and Italian decor, where subtle, refined tones are often incorporated to create calm, welcoming environments.
  • Natural Inspiration: Though not directly inspired by a natural element, its soft, earthy feel can be reminiscent of aged stone or fine porcelain, often evoking a sense of timelessness akin to natural, aged materials.

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