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#EADECA

Brightness
223.5
HSL (°,%,%)
38°, 43%, 85%
HSV V %
92%
Lab
88.9, 0.8, 11.3
PNG size
5.2 KB
Tone / Feel
very light, soft warm hue
Black text 15.80:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.33:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (15.80:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #EADECA

Common Name: Sikkens 4041

RGB: 234, 222, 202

HSL: 33°, 43%, 85%

Contrast (vs White): 0.3 (AA Pass)

Contrast (vs Black): 14.3 (AA Pass)

Mood Blurb: #EADECA is a soft, warm beige with a subtle, calming tone. It's a classic choice for creating serene environments, often associated with elegance and simplicity. This gentle shade evokes a sense of sophistication and tranquility, making it ideal for interiors and designs where a refined, yet cozy, atmosphere is desired.

Close Named Matches:

  • Australian Standard AS2700 X33 - Warm White: #F4E5CE (ΔE=3.24)
  • Jotun Paint - Hour Glass: #E9DDCA (ΔE=0.61)
  • BS 2660 - Off White: #F2E5CB (ΔE=3.89)
  • Pantone Solid Coated - PANTONE 7527 C: #DAD6CB (ΔE=6.43)

Why Designers Use It

#EADECA is a popular choice among designers for its versatility and soft appearance, often used in minimalist and modern design trends. It provides a neutral, refined aesthetic, making it suitable for both residential and commercial spaces. It is widely utilized in interior design, particularly in spaces aiming for a relaxed, yet sophisticated feel.

This color is especially favored in home décor, fashion, and some branding initiatives where calm and understated elegance is desired. It holds a special place in Scandinavian design, which often emphasizes light, airy environments with a natural, organic feel. Due to its neutrality, it pairs well with a wide variety of accent colors and materials, including wood, marble, and metals.

The appeal of this color is not limited to a particular region or culture, but its subtle warmth makes it especially popular in settings where comfort and a welcoming environment are key, such as in wellness centers or luxury hotels. It’s also seen in some automotive interiors, particularly in high-end vehicle lines aiming for an upscale, minimalist look.

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