#D2CCBF
Oat · very light neutral
About #D2CCBF
#D2CCBF is a near-neutral, very light shade in the orange family. On screen it is built from 82% red, 80% green and 75% blue; for print, its CMYK mix is 0% cyan, 3% magenta, 9% yellow and 18% black. It is close to neutral, so it sits comfortably next to both warm and cool colours.
Of the common colour names it is very close to Oat (ΔE 5.1); Bone comes next. Its complementary colour, directly opposite on the colour wheel, is #BFC5D2 — a silver tone that gives the strongest contrast in hue.
Designers tend to use very light tones like #D2CCBF for backgrounds, page sections and subtle cards. Put black text on top of it — 13.13:1, a WCAG AAA pass.
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ΔE measures visible difference: under 2 is barely noticeable, over 10 is clearly different.
Text on #D2CCBF
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Frequently asked questions
›What colour is #D2CCBF?
#D2CCBF is a near-neutral, very light shade in the orange family. On screen it is built from 82% red, 80% green and 75% blue; for print, its CMYK mix is 0% cyan, 3% magenta, 9% yellow and 18% black. It is close to neutral, so it sits comfortably next to both warm and cool colours.
›What text colour should I use on #D2CCBF?
Use black text. Black on #D2CCBF has a contrast ratio of 13.13:1 (AAA).
›What colours go with #D2CCBF?
Its complementary colour is #BFC5D2, and analogous partners are #D2C3BF and #CED2BF.