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New Heights Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around New Heights (#D0E5F2), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#D0E5F2
#EFD0D2
#F4EED1
#9BC4E2
#F8EAED

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
New Heights#D0E5F2208, 229, 242203°, 57%, 88%14, 5, 0, 5
Nursery#EFD0D2239, 208, 210356°, 49%, 88%0, 13, 12, 6
Palest of Lemon#F4EED1244, 238, 20950°, 61%, 89%0, 2, 14, 4
Pale Cerulean#9BC4E2155, 196, 226205°, 55%, 75%31, 13, 0, 11
Morning Shine#F8EAED248, 234, 237347°, 50%, 95%0, 6, 4, 3

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #F4EED1 on #9BC4E21.58:1—
Aa #9BC4E2 on #F8EAED1.58:1—
Aa #D0E5F2 on #9BC4E21.42:1—
Aa #EFD0D2 on #9BC4E21.28:1—
Aa #EFD0D2 on #F4EED11.23:1—
Aa #EFD0D2 on #F8EAED1.23:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #d0e5f2; /* New Heights */
  --color-2: #efd0d2; /* Nursery */
  --color-3: #f4eed1; /* Palest of Lemon */
  --color-4: #9bc4e2; /* Pale Cerulean */
  --color-5: #f8eaed; /* Morning Shine */
}

Other schemes from New Heights

More Very Light Blue split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with New Heights?

In a split-complementary scheme: Nursery (#EFD0D2), Palest of Lemon (#F4EED1), Pale Cerulean (#9BC4E2), Morning Shine (#F8EAED).

What is the hex code of New Heights?

#D0E5F2.