#F1F7F3
- Brightness
- 244.8
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 140°, 27%, 96%
- HSV V %
- 97%
- Lab
- 96.7, -2.7, 1.2
- CMYK (%)
- 2%, 0%, 2%, 3%
- PNG size
- 4.5 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very light, soft cool hue
Recommended text: Black (19.34:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #F1F7F3
Common Name: Arctic Ice
RGB: (241, 247, 243)
HSL: (120°, 23%, 97%)
Contrast vs White: 87.3, AA pass
Contrast vs Black: 7.3, AA fail
Mood Blurb:
This delicate, almost ethereal hue evokes feelings of tranquility and cleanliness. The lightness of this shade contributes to an inviting, cool atmosphere that works beautifully in calming spaces. Its muted quality also allows for versatility in design, often seen in serene, modern, or minimalist aesthetics.
Named Matches:
- Behr: Arctic Ice (#F1F7F3), ΔE=0.00
- Jotun: Chi (#F2F3ED), ΔE=2.29
- Benjamin Moore: Snow White (#F2F6F2), ΔE=0.73
- Pantone FHI: Bright White (#F5F7F6), ΔE=2.13
- Ralph Lauren: Arctic White (#F0F4F1), ΔE=1.95
Why Designers Use It:
This color is highly favored for its neutral, cool tone, making it ideal for contemporary interiors. Its subtle, soft character is a staple in creating light, airy environments. It aligns with design trends that favor natural, unassuming elegance. Often used in offices, healthcare facilities, and interior designs looking for minimal distraction or a fresh, clean feel.
Trendy or Timeless? While it’s a favorite in modern, minimalist designs, its lasting appeal makes it versatile for long-term projects. It’s commonly associated with Scandinavian design, where the emphasis is on simplicity, functionality, and the beauty of nature.
Industry Use: This shade is widely used in architecture, particularly in healthcare, retail, and office environments, where clean aesthetics are desired. It also finds application in branding for companies seeking a fresh, approachable identity.