Eosine Pink
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The palette applied to simple layouts. Colors are assigned to roles automatically; try other arrangements.
Color study
A dictionary of color
Background, surface, text and accent, taken from one of Wada’s combinations.
Painted following the 60-30-10 rule: about 60% wall color, 30% for the sofa, 10% for cushions, throw and vase. A fourth color goes to the rug and curtains; otherwise they stay undyed. Floor and ceiling stay neutral; the print shows the whole palette.
No pair of colors in this combination reaches a contrast of 3:1, so it is best used without text.
Medium & moderate
Lightness 67 (range 61–73)
Colorfulness 0.126
Average OKLCH lightness (0–100) and chroma (colorfulness).
Analogous
Neighboring hues on the color wheel.
A heuristic based on the painter’s color wheel. Wada’s combinations often ignore textbook rules, which is part of their appeal.
Warm & cool
Reds, oranges and yellows count as warm; greens, blues and violets as cool.
ΔE 22
Closest pair ΔE 21.5 · average ΔE 21.5
CIEDE2000 color difference. Below about 10 colors look related; above 30 they are clearly distinct.
AaBest text pair: Eosine Pink on Aconite Violet (1.6:1)
| Contrast | WCAG | APCA Lc |
|---|---|---|
| AaAaEosine Pink · Aconite Violet | 1.6:1Low | 18 / 16 |
WCAG 2 contrast ratio for text, and APCA lightness contrast (Lc) for each text/background direction.
The closest palettes in perceptual color space (OKLab).
Copy the palette as code or download it as an image.
/* Sanzo Wada, combination No. 90 */
:root {
--eosine-pink: #f37f94; /* Eosine Pink */
--aconite-violet: #a36aa5; /* Aconite Violet */
}
/* Tailwind CSS v4 – Sanzo Wada, combination No. 90 */
@theme {
--color-eosine-pink: #f37f94;
--color-aconite-violet: #a36aa5;
}
{
"id": 90,
"source": "Sanzo Wada, A Dictionary of Color Combinations",
"colors": [
{
"name": "Eosine Pink",
"hex": "#f37f94",
"rgb": [
243,
127,
148
],
"cmyk": [
0,
63,
23,
0
]
},
{
"name": "Aconite Violet",
"hex": "#a36aa5",
"rgb": [
163,
106,
165
],
"cmyk": [
39,
68,
5,
0
]
}
]
}