#FFDEBA
- Brightness
- 228.7
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 31°, 100%, 86%
- HSV V %
- 100%
- Lab
- 90.3, 6.2, 21.9
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 13%, 27%, 0%
- PNG size
- 5.1 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very light, intense warm hue
Black text
16.41:1
AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text
1.28:1
Fail (normal) · Fail (large)
Recommended text: Black (16.41:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #FFDEBA
Common Name: Peachy Beige
RGB: 255, 222, 186
HSL: 39°, 85%, 84%
Contrast with White: 75.2 (AA Pass)
Contrast with Black: 8.1 (AA Fail)
Mood: #FFDEBA invokes warmth and subtle elegance, resembling a soft peach tone. It exudes an inviting and soothing atmosphere that can make spaces feel lighter and more open. Popular in both interior design and fashion, it pairs effortlessly with soft neutrals, creating a welcoming vibe.
Close Named Matches:
- Kelly Moore: Peach Complexion - #FFDEBA (ΔE=0.00)
- Jotun Paint: Pearl White - #F7E1BD (ΔE=4.36)
- Pantone: Apricot Gelato - #F5D7AF (ΔE=3.64)
- Behr: Peche - #FDDDBA (ΔE=0.77)
- Munsell: 10YR 9/4 - #FFDEB3 (ΔE=3.56)
Why Designers Use It:
- Trendiness: This warm peach hue is widely appreciated in both modern and traditional designs, making it a versatile option across various industries. It is often used to bring a soft, welcoming feel to interior spaces, fashion, and even graphic design.
- Design Flexibility: Its muted tone allows it to pair well with a wide variety of other colors—whether as a primary color or accent. It works especially well with other soft pastels and neutrals, making it a favorite for designers focused on creating calm, serene atmospheres.
- Specific Uses: Interior designers favor it for creating cozy, non-intrusive environments in residential and hospitality settings. It's also popular in fashion for both casual and formal wear, and occasionally seen in product design for beauty items like packaging or branding.
- Connection to Nature: Its resemblance to light, natural hues like the color of a soft sunset or light sand gives it a timeless, organic feel. It can evoke a sense of calm and comfort, often used in spaces where relaxation is key—like spas or bedrooms.