#E98774

Color Profile: #E98774

Common Name: Peachy Salmon

RGB: 233, 135, 116

HSL: 13°, 73%, 70%

Contrast vs White: AA Pass

Contrast vs Black: AA Pass

Mood: This color feels warm and approachable, evoking a sense of comfort and subtle elegance. It is often associated with delicate hues of nature's sunset tones, soft peach, and gentle coral. Its earthy undertones bring in a balanced visual softness without being too overpowering, making it versatile for both calm and vibrant design schemes. It's a go-to choice for creating an inviting atmosphere in interiors, graphic design, and more.

Notable Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700 - Salmon Pink (#D59176) ΔE=13.05
• Behr paint - Pale Carnelian (#EF8976) ΔE=2.00
• Benjamin Moore - Coral Reef (#F08D7E) ΔE=3.28
• Pantone FHI - Burnt Coral (#E9897E) ΔE=4.77
• RAL Classic - Salmon Pink (#D1705E) ΔE=8.53

Why Designers Use It:

• This color is frequently chosen by designers for its warm, natural appeal that lends itself well to both residential and commercial spaces. Its balance between peach and salmon tones evokes feelings of warmth and relaxation, making it a popular choice for interiors and furniture. It is a flexible option for creative projects looking to establish a relaxed yet polished look.
• In recent trends, this tone is seen in fashion design, home décor, and even in branding, where it gives off a soft and welcoming vibe. This is a versatile color used across various industries, from beauty and wellness to hospitality and technology brands.
• It has seen a rise in popularity among younger designers, who appreciate the simplicity and freshness it brings to modern aesthetics, paired with its ability to harmonize with a variety of complementary colors. It is especially effective when used in print media and product packaging.
• The connection to nature, particularly sunsets and gentle coral reefs, enhances its emotional impact. The color evokes a nostalgic, timeless quality, often found in retro or vintage-inspired designs.