This 6-color muted palette runs from Feijoa Flower (#EDF3C8) as its lightest tone to Black Rock (#2C2C39) as its darkest. It blends Feijoa Flower, Brazilian Sand, Smooth-Hound Shark, Waterloo, Antique Earth and Black Rock into a single set you can drop straight into a UI. Of its 15 color pairings, 3 meet the WCAG AA contrast threshold (4.5:1) for body text — the strongest is #EDF3C8 on #2C2C39 at 11.96:1.
A versatile palette suitable for marketing pages, product hero blocks, illustrations, and accent UI states.
Color breakdown
Feijoa Flower#EDF3C8
RGB
rgb(237, 243, 200)
HSL
hsl(68, 64%, 87%)
Luminance
0.863
Brazilian Sand#D9C7B4
RGB
rgb(217, 199, 180)
HSL
hsl(31, 33%, 78%)
Luminance
0.589
Smooth-Hound Shark#96B0B3
RGB
rgb(150, 176, 179)
HSL
hsl(186, 16%, 65%)
Luminance
0.408
Waterloo#7A7A93
RGB
rgb(122, 122, 147)
HSL
hsl(240, 10%, 53%)
Luminance
0.202
Antique Earth#7F6A62
RGB
rgb(127, 106, 98)
HSL
hsl(17, 13%, 44%)
Luminance
0.157
Black Rock#2C2C39
RGB
rgb(44, 44, 57)
HSL
hsl(240, 13%, 20%)
Luminance
0.026
Contrast & accessibility
3 of 15 color pairings
meet the WCAG AA contrast threshold (4.5:1) for body text.
Aa#EDF3C8 on #2C2C3911.96:1AAA
Aa#D9C7B4 on #2C2C398.37:1AAA
Aa#96B0B3 on #2C2C396.00:1AA
Aa#EDF3C8 on #7F6A624.41:1AA Large
Aa#EDF3C8 on #7A7A933.63:1AA Large
Aa#7A7A93 on #2C2C393.30:1AA Large
Aa#D9C7B4 on #7F6A623.09:1AA Large
Aa#7F6A62 on #2C2C392.71:1Fail
Aa#D9C7B4 on #7A7A932.54:1Fail
Aa#96B0B3 on #7F6A622.21:1Fail
Aa#EDF3C8 on #96B0B31.99:1Fail
Aa#96B0B3 on #7A7A931.82:1Fail
Aa#EDF3C8 on #D9C7B41.43:1Fail
Aa#D9C7B4 on #96B0B31.40:1Fail
Aa#7A7A93 on #7F6A621.22:1Fail
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