#FFF4E8Linen
#FFD3A8Apricot
#71D27FEmerald
#6B3E1ESepia

Emerald & Sepia Sky color palette

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Emerald & Sepia Sky is a vivid split color palette tagged warm, white, beige. A split scheme: Apricot plays against Sepia across roughly 104° of hue. Saturation runs high, so use the brightest color sparingly and let the others carry the surface area. The overall temperature is warm.

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SwatchNameHEXRGBHSLOKLCH
Linen#FFF4E8rgb(255, 244, 232)hsl(31, 100%, 95%)oklch(97.3% 0.020 70)
Apricot#FFD3A8rgb(255, 211, 168)hsl(30, 100%, 83%)oklch(89.4% 0.075 66)
Emerald#71D27Frgb(113, 210, 127)hsl(129, 52%, 63%)oklch(78.4% 0.149 147)
Sepia#6B3E1Ergb(107, 62, 30)hsl(25, 56%, 27%)oklch(41.2% 0.078 54)

Why it works and how to use it

With 3 chromatic colors, Apricot takes the lead while the rest support. Lightness runs from 27% to 95%. Well suited to websites, presentations and branding.

  • Background: Linen (#FFF4E8) is the lightest color, so it belongs on large surfaces.
  • Text: Sepia (#6B3E1E) on #FFF4E8 gives 8.3:1, passing WCAG AAA.
  • Primary: Apricot (#FFD3A8) is the most saturated mid-tone; use it for buttons and links with a border or a darker shade for contrast.
  • Accent: Emerald (#71D27F) for highlights, badges and hover states.

3 of 6 color pairs pass WCAG AA (4.5:1); the strongest is Linen on Sepia at 8.3:1.

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Roles are assigned by lightness.

Color blindness simulation

#FFF4E8
#FFD3A8
#71D27F
#6B3E1E

Color-blind check: under protanopia, Apricot and Emerald become hard to tell apart, so do not rely on that pair alone to carry meaning.

Contrast check WCAG ratios between palette colors

PairSampleRatioLevel
#FFF4E8 on #6B3E1EAa8.3:1AAA
#FFD3A8 on #6B3E1EAa6.49:1AA
#71D27F on #6B3E1EAa4.81:1AA
#FFF4E8 on #71D27FAa1.72:1Fail
#FFD3A8 on #71D27FAa1.35:1Fail
#FFF4E8 on #FFD3A8Aa1.28:1Fail

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