Select Page

← All HEX colors

#FCF4E4

Brightness
244.7
HSL (°,%,%)
40°, 80%, 94%
HSV V %
99%
Lab
96.4, 0.0, 8.6
PNG size
4.4 KB
Tone / Feel
very light, intense warm hue
Black text 19.20:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.09:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (19.20:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #FCF4E4

Common Name: Soft Peach

RGB: (252, 244, 228)

HSL: (36, 69%, 90%)

Contrast vs White: 92.1 (Passes AA)

Contrast vs Black: 5.5 (Fails AA)

Associated Mood: A soft and gentle tone, often evoking warmth and calmness, #FCF4E4 is widely used in designs that aim for a light, airy feel. It is both subtle and inviting, typically found in spaces that desire to evoke a serene, comfortable, and delicate atmosphere. This color is often seen in hospitality, beauty, and lifestyle sectors, lending a sophisticated yet accessible vibe.

Close Matches:

  • Benjamin Moore: Apricot Ice (#FDF3E2) - ΔE=0.93
  • Behr: Confection (#F8EFDE) - ΔE=1.81
  • Pantone FHI: Meringue (#FAF3E3) - ΔE=0.56
  • Hallman Lindsay: Whiskers (#FCF3E5) - ΔE=1.10
  • Little Greene: First light (#FCF6E2) - ΔE=2.19

Why Designers Use It:

Designers gravitate toward #FCF4E4 for its ability to bring a sense of calm and simplicity into spaces and designs. Its neutral base makes it incredibly versatile, fitting easily within minimalist, Scandinavian, and contemporary styles. It is often favored in interior design, particularly in creating warm, inviting rooms in homes, boutiques, or hospitality settings. The subtlety of this color makes it ideal for use as a background or accent, allowing other bolder elements to shine. This hue is linked with softness and subtle elegance, and its widespread use in branding for lifestyle and wellness companies reflects its popularity in those industries. Its light nature also makes it a perfect choice for early morning or daytime imagery, lending a sense of freshness and tranquility to visual storytelling. Regional popularity tends to center around markets with a preference for light, airy interiors like Scandinavia and North America.

Palette neighbours