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Smoky Haze palette

Pastel · Cool

#F6E8C2

(246, 232, 194)

#DCF6AD

(220, 246, 173)

#CDF4CC

(205, 244, 204)

#BBEEF3

(187, 238, 243)

#C1B1ED

(193, 177, 237)

:root {
  --smoky-100: #F6E8C2;
  --smoky-200: #DCF6AD;
  --smoky-300: #CDF4CC;
  --smoky-400: #BBEEF3;
  --smoky-500: #C1B1ED;
}

About the Smoky Haze palette

Smoky Haze pairs #F6E8C2 with #DCF6AD and #CDF4CC for a soft and airy impression. Its darkest shade, #C1B1ED, anchors the composition while #CDF4CC supplies the lightest counterpoint; #DCF6AD is the strongest saturation accent. The 1.61:1 contrast between the endpoints helps determine whether those two shades belong in text, decoration, or separate surfaces.

Smoky Haze is a pastel color palette built from orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo tones. It contains five colors: #F6E8C2, #DCF6AD, #CDF4CC, #BBEEF3, #C1B1ED. The strongest contrast pair in the palette reaches 1.7:1, so pair it with a darker neutral for body text.

How to use it

Use the darkest shade for text or backgrounds, the most saturated color for buttons and links, and lighter tones for surfaces and highlights. Copy the CSS variables above, or check any pair in the Contrast Checker.

Suggested use cases

  • Wellness booking website
  • Illustrator portfolio
  • Children’s stationery brand

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Smoky Haze

A new point of view

Color, clarity and a little personality.

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Thoughtful details. A clear direction.

Contrast against white and black

Normal text needs 4.5:1 for AA or 7:1 for AAA. Large text needs 3:1 for AA.

ColorWhite textBlack text
#F6E8C21.22:1 · Fails AA17.24:1 · AAA
#DCF6AD1.18:1 · Fails AA17.83:1 · AAA
#CDF4CC1.21:1 · Fails AA17.41:1 · AAA
#BBEEF31.26:1 · Fails AA16.64:1 · AAA
#C1B1ED1.95:1 · Fails AA10.78:1 · AAA

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