#E8D8BA
- Brightness
- 217.8
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 39°, 50%, 82%
- HSV V %
- 91%
- Lab
- 86.9, 0.8, 16.8
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 7%, 20%, 9%
- PNG size
- 5.8 KB
- Tone / Feel
- light, vivid warm hue
Recommended text: Black (14.96:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #E8D8BA
Common Name: Light Ivory
RGB: 232, 216, 186
HSL: 42°, 42%, 82%
Contrast vs White: 1.7 (Fails AA)
Contrast vs Black: 12.5 (Passes AA)
Mood: This soft, creamy beige brings a sense of warmth and calmness. Often used in spaces where neutrality and elegance are key, it’s both versatile and understated, making it a popular choice for timeless interior designs, textiles, and even certain paint palettes. It's a color that doesn't demand attention, but rather complements its surroundings smoothly.
Notable Matches:
- Little Greene - #E8D8BA (Perfect match, no Delta E)
- Behr - #E5D5B8 (Delta E=1.15)
- Benjamin Moore - #E6D8BA (Delta E=0.79)
- Pantone Solid Uncoated - #E8DDBB (Delta E=3.03)
- Farrow and Ball - #E4D5BC (Delta E=2.80)
Why Designers Use It:
This color is a favorite among designers because it offers a neutral yet refined backdrop that works well with other tones, making it ideal for modern and minimalist interiors. It’s particularly favored in interior design for bedrooms, living rooms, and even commercial spaces due to its serene and warm atmosphere. Light ivory's soft tone lends itself to creating environments of calmness and relaxation. Its versatility means it can be used in both traditional and contemporary designs, which is why it frequently appears in textiles, furniture, and even automotive interiors. Despite being timeless, this color is still a common choice for those seeking elegance with subtlety.
Historical Significance: While Light Ivory doesn’t have a specific cultural or regional link, it embodies a universally accepted symbol of refinement and simplicity. This color’s prevalence in interiors and design showcases its timeless appeal, not being tied to any one style or trend, making it a reliable go-to in both personal and commercial spaces.