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Larb Gai Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Larb Gai (#DFC6AA), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#DFC6AA
#ACDFDD
#A5A8D6
#C9A171
#E1F2F0

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Larb Gai#DFC6AA223, 198, 17032°, 45%, 77%0, 11, 24, 13
Blue Light#ACDFDD172, 223, 221178°, 44%, 77%23, 0, 1, 13
Childish Wonder#A5A8D6165, 168, 214236°, 37%, 74%23, 21, 0, 16
New Fawn#C9A171201, 161, 11333°, 45%, 62%0, 20, 44, 21
Bone-Chilling#E1F2F0225, 242, 240173°, 40%, 92%7, 0, 1, 5

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #C9A171 on #E1F2F02.06:1—
Aa #A5A8D6 on #E1F2F01.98:1—
Aa #ACDFDD on #C9A1711.63:1—
Aa #ACDFDD on #A5A8D61.56:1—
Aa #DFC6AA on #C9A1711.45:1—
Aa #DFC6AA on #E1F2F01.42:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #dfc6aa; /* Larb Gai */
  --color-2: #acdfdd; /* Blue Light */
  --color-3: #a5a8d6; /* Childish Wonder */
  --color-4: #c9a171; /* New Fawn */
  --color-5: #e1f2f0; /* Bone-Chilling */
}

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Questions

What colors go with Larb Gai?

In a split-complementary scheme: Blue Light (#ACDFDD), Childish Wonder (#A5A8D6), New Fawn (#C9A171), Bone-Chilling (#E1F2F0).

What is the hex code of Larb Gai?

#DFC6AA.