Nearest named color: Burlywood
#DBBB6F
#DBBB6F
Nearest named
Burlywood
Family
Orange
Lightness
80.4%
Chroma
0.102
Hue angle
87.3°
Temperature
Warm
Contrast on white
1.85:1 · Fail
Contrast on black
10.04:1 · AAA
Web-safe
#CCCC66
CSS oklch()
80% 0.10 87

#DBBB6F is a soft, warm green. On the Color Lab it reads organic and grounded. It is too pale to lead as a primary accent and reproduces cleanly in print.

Palettes built on #DBBB6F

Not just a swatch — here's how #DBBB6F works with other colors. Named schemes with #DBBB6F in its natural role, and a note on why the supporting colors balance it.

Warm Autumn Interior Dominant · 5 colors

This palette keeps Burlywood as the dominant warm neutral, balanced by muted terracotta and olive earth tones and grounded by a deep espresso anchor.

Desert Clay Center · 5 colors

Burlywood holds the warm center of this desert palette with sand and clay beside it, a muted-sage accent and a dark-brown anchor.

Coastal Morning Lead · 5 colors

Burlywood opens this coastal palette with sea-glass and warm sand alongside it, grounded by driftwood grey and a deep-navy anchor.

Japanese Sand Base · 5 colors

Burlywood sets a calm, sun-bleached base here, wrapped in bone and paper off-whites and a soft greige, with a single ink accent for wabi-sabi restraint.

Minimal Editorial Surface · 5 colors

Burlywood is the single accent in this high-contrast editorial system — set on near-white paper against near-black ink, with a warm grey and a desaturated tint of Burlywood carrying the quiet middle.

Build a working theme in the generator →

Color Lab

How #DBBB6F actually behaves in design work — read from its OKLCH lightness, chroma and hue, not just its raw numbers. Ten signals to help you decide where this color earns its place.

Warmth 74/100
Warm
Reads warm and advancing — inviting, energetic, draws the eye forward.
Softness 65/100
High
Soft and easy on the eye — gentle backdrops, calm surfaces.
Depth 20/100
Very low
Airy and open — recedes, leaves the composition light.
Naturalness 100/100
Very high
Organic, earthy character — at home in wellness, food and craft brands.
Vintage feel 55/100
Moderate
Faded, nostalgic quality — editorial, heritage and retro work.
Luxury 27/100
Low
Understated — leans refined without going austere.
Brand distinctiveness 39/100
Low
Recognisable but shares space with nearby hues.
UI accent fit 26/100
Low
Weak as an action color — too pale, too dark or too muted to signal.
Surface fit 50/100
Moderate
Usable as a tinted surface in measured doses.
Print safety 85/100
Very high
Reproduces faithfully in CMYK — safe for packaging and print.

Pairs with #DBBB6F

For UI
For branding
For interior
For fashion
People also use #DBBB6F with

UI roles & guardrails

Primary action Safe as a filled button with near-black label. AAA
Body text Do not use for body copy on light surfaces. Avoid
Large display Only on dark surfaces. Avoid
Background Pair with #141310 text at 10.0:1. Use
Subtle surface Use #F5F0E5 for cards and hover fills. Tint 80
Avoid beside #D8DB70 — the hue gap is too small to read as intentional. Clash

In real applications

Not a swatch to memorise — a color to build with. Here is #DBBB6F at work across the surfaces designers actually ship.

Website / UI
Northwind Sign up
Build faster.
A working theme, generated in seconds.
Dashboard
Revenue
$48.2k ▲ 12%
Brand
AVELINE
Studio
Poster
Nov 14 · 8PM
NIGHT
MARKET
Packaging
BLOOM
Botanical Wash
250 ml
Interior

Scales

ShadesBase darkened in 10% steps
TintsBase lifted toward white
TonesSaturation removed, lightness held
Monochromatic scaleDesign-system ready, 50–900

Every model

Export

:root {
  --color-base: #DBBB6F;
  --color-base-rgb: 219 187 111;
  --color-base-oklch: oklch(80.4% 0.102 87.3);
  --color-50: #FCF9F2;
  --color-100: #F8F0DE;
  --color-200: #EFE0BE;
  --color-300: #DEC791;
  --color-400: #CBAD67;
  --color-500: #AF9046;
  --color-600: #86703C;
  --color-700: #60512F;
  --color-800: #3F3622;
  --color-900: #272216;
  --color-on-base: #141310;
}