#E0B0FF

    rgb(224, 176, 255)

    About Mauve

    Mauve is a pale, grayish-purple that's sophisticated and vintage. It's the first synthetic dye color ever created.

    Accidentally discovered in 1856 by William Perkin. Mauve became the first mass-produced synthetic dye and started a fashion revolution.

    Mauve works great for vintage themes, sophisticated designs, and elegant products. It's popular in interior design. Great for heritage and refined branding.

    224, 176, 255

    276°, 100%, 85%

    0.12, 0.31, 0.00, 0.00

    0.541

    Tints

    Color mixed with white for lighter variations

    #E0B0FF

    20% white

    #E7C0FF

    40% white

    #EDD0FF

    60% white

    #F4DFFF

    80% white

    #FAEFFF

    100% white

    Shades

    Color mixed with black for darker variations

    #E0B0FF

    20% black

    #B486D2

    40% black

    #895EA7

    60% black

    #60387D

    80% black

    #391456

    100% black

    Tones

    Color mixed with gray for muted variations

    #E0B0FF

    20% gray

    #CDA6E5

    40% gray

    #B99DCB

    60% gray

    #A693B1

    80% gray

    #938A98

    100% gray

    Color Harmonies

    Colors that work beautifully together based on color theory

    Complementary

    Opposite on the color wheel, creates high contrast

    #E0B0FF

    #CFFFB0

    Analogous

    Adjacent colors, creates harmony and cohesion

    #B8B0FF

    #E0B0FF

    #FFB0F7

    Triadic

    Three colors equally spaced, vibrant and balanced

    #E0B0FF

    #FFE0B0

    #B0FFE0

    Split Complementary

    Base plus two adjacent to complement, less tension

    #E0B0FF

    #F7FFB0

    #B0FFB8

    Tetradic (Square)

    Four colors forming a square, rich and diverse palette

    #E0B0FF

    #FFB8B0

    #CFFFB0

    #B0F7FF

    Mauve Color Code: Hex, RGB, and CMYK | ColorShades.io