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Mysterious Blue Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Mysterious Blue (#3E7A85), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#3E7A85
#843F5B
#886A3F
#29494E
#AD5B78

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Mysterious Blue#3E7A8562, 122, 133189°, 36%, 38%53, 8, 0, 48
Ancient Royal Banner#843F5B132, 63, 91336°, 35%, 38%0, 52, 31, 48
Shaker Peg#886A3F136, 106, 6335°, 37%, 39%0, 22, 54, 47
Ponderosa Pine#29494E41, 73, 78188°, 31%, 23%47, 6, 0, 69
Indian Pink#AD5B78173, 91, 120339°, 33%, 52%0, 47, 31, 32

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #29494E on #AD5B782.11:1—
Aa #3E7A85 on #29494E2.01:1—
Aa #886A3F on #29494E1.94:1—
Aa #843F5B on #AD5B781.60:1—
Aa #3E7A85 on #843F5B1.52:1—
Aa #843F5B on #886A3F1.47:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #3e7a85; /* Mysterious Blue */
  --color-2: #843f5b; /* Ancient Royal Banner */
  --color-3: #886a3f; /* Shaker Peg */
  --color-4: #29494e; /* Ponderosa Pine */
  --color-5: #ad5b78; /* Indian Pink */
}

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Questions

What colors go with Mysterious Blue?

In a split-complementary scheme: Ancient Royal Banner (#843F5B), Shaker Peg (#886A3F), Ponderosa Pine (#29494E), Indian Pink (#AD5B78).

What is the hex code of Mysterious Blue?

#3E7A85.