#EDD2A1

Color Profile: #EDD2A1

Common Name: Light Apricot

RGB: 237, 210, 161

HSL: 38°, 71%, 77%

Contrast (vs white): 7.7 (AA pass)

Contrast (vs black): 16.9 (AA pass)

Mood: #EDD2A1 offers a warm, gentle feel that evokes a sense of calm, reminiscent of soft sunrises or serene sandy beaches. It's often associated with sophistication, tranquility, and subtle elegance, making it ideal for spaces or designs seeking warmth without overpowering vibrancy. It’s a friendly and approachable tone, commonly seen in interior design, minimalistic layouts, and seasonal color palettes aiming for warmth during cooler months.

Close Named Matches:

• Dunn-Edwards - #EDD2A3 (Delta E=1.02)
• Sikkens 4041 - #EDD2A1 (Delta E=0.00)
• Benjamin Moore - #EBD0A1 (Delta E=1.19)
• Behr - #F3D7A7 (Delta E=1.99)
• Pantone Solid Coated - #F0D5A6 (Delta E=1.55)

Why Designers Use It:

• This color is favored for its soft warmth, evoking feelings of comfort and serenity. Its neutrality allows it to blend well with a wide range of other tones, making it versatile in design.
• It is commonly found in interior design, especially in residential spaces like living rooms or bedrooms, where relaxation is a priority.
• Its use extends to branding, particularly for companies aiming for an approachable, warm, and friendly image.
• The color has associations with nature (think of warm sands or honey) and can often be used in wellness, beauty, and lifestyle industries to evoke natural and wholesome feelings.
• In modern times, it is also used in design trends leaning towards pastel tones, especially in spring collections or minimalistic designs.
• Regional trends may see it in areas where earth tones are preferred, especially in Scandinavian or Mediterranean inspired designs.