#F9F7E4

Color Profile: #F9F7E4

Common Name: White Jasmine

RGB: (249, 247, 228)

HSL: (55, 58%, 94%)

Contrast with White: 67.1, AA Pass

Contrast with Black: 27.2, AA Pass

Mood: Soft and serene, this shade exudes warmth and subtlety. Often associated with gentle, calming spaces, #F9F7E4 has a neutral quality that blends harmoniously into a variety of environments. It's particularly favored for interior design and spaces meant for relaxation or creative work, contributing to a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere.

Close Named Matches:

• Behr - White Jasmine #F9F7E4, ΔE=0.00
• Benjamin Moore - Bavarian Cream #F8F8E8, ΔE=1.72
• Dunn-Edwards - Ivory Keys #F8F7E6, ΔE=1.08
• Kelly Moore - Ice Cream #F9F5E4, ΔE=1.33
• Pantone FHI - Meringue #FAF3E3, ΔE=2.53

Why Designers Use It:

This warm, light cream color is widely used in both residential and commercial spaces, often as a base or backdrop for creating a calm environment. It’s especially favored in minimalist design, where the goal is to create a sense of openness without overwhelming the senses. It’s versatile across various design styles, including modern, traditional, and Scandinavian interiors.

Furthermore, this color’s soft, neutral palette is ideal for creating balance in a room, helping to accentuate bolder features without clashing with other design elements. The subtle yellow undertones lend a welcoming feel, making it popular for healthcare and wellness environments, where a soothing atmosphere is key. It’s also seen in luxury brand packaging and upscale retail design, where elegance and refinement are paramount.

In terms of manufacturing, #F9F7E4 is often used in the production of interior finishes such as wall paint, textiles, and home accessories. Its ability to act as a neutral base allows it to pair well with a wide range of other colors, from soft pastels to vibrant jewel tones.