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#EDDBD4

Brightness
223.8
HSL (°,%,%)
17°, 41%, 88%
HSV V %
93%
Lab
88.6, 5.0, 5.7
PNG size
4.8 KB
Tone / Feel
very light, soft warm hue
Black text 15.68:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.34:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (15.68:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #EDDBD4

Common Name: Stolen Kiss

RGB: (237, 219, 212)

HSL: (14°, 39%, 87%)

Contrast vs White: 6.5 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 15.5 (AA Pass)

Mood: Soft and light, this warm pastel shade conveys a delicate and peaceful atmosphere. It’s commonly associated with gentle romance, nostalgia, and elegance. It’s a versatile hue, providing a calm background or accent in various design contexts.

Close Named Matches:

  • Behr Paint - Stolen Kiss (#EDDBD4) - Exact Match
  • Benjamin Moore - Sugarcane (#F1DCD3)
  • Munsell - 2.5yr 9/2 (#F4DDD5)
  • Jotun - Bliss (#F7DED2)

Why Designers Use It:

This soft pastel shade is widely appreciated for its subtle warmth and sophisticated charm. Designers favor it for its ability to create a light, airy ambiance in interior spaces, fashion, and branding. It works exceptionally well in beauty products and wedding designs, where calmness and serenity are desired. The tone is associated with elements of nature, such as flower petals, and exudes a gentle elegance found in traditional and contemporary design. It’s often seen in spaces or products aimed at evoking a sense of comfort, intimacy, and understated luxury.

The color’s lightness allows it to pair well with darker or bolder colors, making it a perfect balance for a variety of design palettes. Its association with natural elements like blush tones and soft sunlight contributes to its widespread use in design trends aimed at conveying warmth without overwhelming the senses. Its subtlety makes it ideal for high-end brands looking to create a feeling of luxury without being too brash or bold.

This particular shade has gained traction in industries such as fashion, interior design, and even automotive color schemes. Notably, in interior design, it brings a tranquil quality to spaces, often used in bedrooms and lounges to promote relaxation.

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