#FCDDCC

Color Profile: #FCDDCC

Common Name: Light Apricot

RGB: 252, 221, 204

HSL: 34°, 85%, 88%

Contrast vs White: 0.8, Pass (AA)

Contrast vs Black: 14.8, Pass (AAA)

Mood: This soft, warm pastel is light and soothing. It evokes a sense of comfort and calmness, often used in spaces aiming to promote relaxation or serenity. It's delicate yet rich enough to be visually engaging without overpowering the atmosphere. In design, it can convey a feeling of lightness and subtle elegance.

Close Named Matches:

• Pantone FHI 12-1009 TPG - Vanilla Cream #F9DDCA, ΔE=1.52
• BS 381C-453 - Shell Pink #FBDED6, ΔE=4.75
• Behr M210-2 - Paper Heart #F7DAC7, ΔE=1.78
• Little Greene LG 10 - Inner shell II #F3DDCC, ΔE=3.53
• Jotun 2021 - Frosty Peach #F9E2CD, ΔE=3.74

Why Designers Use It:

This color is favored by designers for its versatility and soft appeal. It fits seamlessly into modern and vintage design projects, often seen in interiors aiming for a minimalist yet inviting feel. It works well in spaces meant to relax, such as bedrooms or lounges. The color finds its way into various industries, notably in home decor, especially in bathroom tiles, textiles, and even furniture pieces. It’s also used in beauty and fashion for products that emphasize a delicate aesthetic.

In terms of usage, this color can evoke the warm tones of natural materials like sand or soft coral, which makes it a perfect candidate for products with a grounded, earthy vibe. The balance between warmth and neutrality gives it a broad appeal across different cultural and regional aesthetics. It’s a popular choice for those aiming to convey a modern yet approachable feel—particularly popular in Scandinavian, Mediterranean, and some Asian interior designs.