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#F5EAE7

Brightness
237.0
HSL (°,%,%)
13°, 41%, 93%
HSV V %
96%
Lab
93.5, 3.2, 2.8
PNG size
4.8 KB
Tone / Feel
very light, soft warm hue
Black text 17.81:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.18:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (17.81:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #F5EAE7

Common Name: Soft Blush

RGB: (245, 234, 231)

HSL: (30, 50%, 94%)

Contrast vs White: 9.0 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 17.4 (AA Pass)

Mood: Soft Blush evokes a sense of warmth and elegance. It is a delicate pastel shade, often used to evoke feelings of calmness and serenity. This color is frequently associated with modern, minimalistic designs, offering a light, airy feel perfect for subtle, soothing aesthetics. It's a timeless choice for design spaces that seek understated sophistication.

Close Named Matches:

  • Behr - #F9EFEC - Oriental Pearl (ΔE=1.71)
  • Benjamin Moore - #F6EBE8 - Pink Bliss (ΔE=0.35)
  • Pantone - #EDE6E2 - Slightly Pink (ΔE=2.31)
  • Sherwin-Williams - #F3EEE7 - Arcade White (ΔE=3.09)

Why Designers Use It:

  • This color is highly favored for its ability to blend well with a wide variety of other tones, making it a popular choice in both modern and classical interiors. It is particularly prominent in minimalistic designs, where its soft tone contributes to a clean, calming environment.
  • The warm undertones make it perfect for spaces that aim for a welcoming and peaceful ambiance. It is often used in interior design for bedrooms, spas, and living areas, contributing to an overall sense of tranquility.
  • In terms of its usage, it finds its place in the cosmetics industry, especially in beauty products like blush and lip gloss, where it mimics natural skin tones and complements a broad range of skin colors.
  • This color has significant relevance in wedding design, frequently appearing in themes related to romance and softness. It's also found in various textiles and fabrics designed for casual and luxurious collections alike.
  • While it is not directly tied to any single cultural movement, it is indicative of contemporary trends favoring light, neutral, and warm tones for both residential and commercial spaces.

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