Orange Color Family
Orange spans hue 15°–45°, the tertiary family between Red and Yellow, with 1,398,016 RGB colors. Amber, rust, terracotta, apricot and tan all live here. Its centre is #FF8000. This is the register's busiest family by named colors, largely because so many earth pigments and skin tones fall inside it.
Every registered tint, tone and shade of orange, ordered by luminance.
Every registered tint, tone and shade of orange, ordered by luminance.
Romance#FFFEFDAesthetic White#FFFBF1Pastel White#FAF8F6Luxury Pearl#FBF8F4Floral White#FFFAF0Seashell#FFF5EECosmic Latte#FFF8E7Penguin White#F5F3EFRose White#FBEEE8Old Lace#FDF5E6Fashion White#F8F3E8Double Bianca#FFF5E1Isabelline#F4F0ECLinen#FAF0E6Hint Of Red#F5EFEBEighth Dutch White#F9F4E7Chablis#FDE9E0Quarter Villa White#F5F1E7Half Alabaster#F0EEEBQuarter Merino#F2EEE9Wisp Pink#F9E8E2Half Black White#F0EEEAPeach Cream#FFF0DBWarm White#FDF4DCBridesmaid#FAE6DFEighth Spanish White#F6EEE2Sauvignon#F4EAE4Forget Me Not#FDEFDBChardon#F8EADFEarly Dawn#FBF2DBBridal Heath#F8EBDDEighth Blanc#F0EBE4Papaya Whip#FFEFD5Half Vista White#EEEAE6White Beige#F2EBE2Quarter Solitaire#F5EDDFSentimental#FFE1D4Island Spice#F8EDDBSerenade#FCE9D7Half Dutch White#FBF0D6Antique White#FAEBD7Varden#FDEFD3Provincial Pink#F6E3DAFlesh#FFE9D1Quarter Milk White#EDE9E3Fantasy#F2E6DDEighth Biscotti#F1E8DDDesert Storm#EDE7E0Blanched Almond#FFEBCDLumber#FFE4CDQuarter Albescent White#EEE8DDButtery White#F1EBDAHalf Whiteout#EBE4E0White Linen#EEE7DCEighth Fossil#EDE6DDUnbleached Silk#FFDDCAMagnolia#F2E8D7Quarter Concrete#E8E5E0Albescent White#F5E9D3Half Pearl Lusta#F1EAD7Platinum#E5E4E2Janna#F4EBD3Pastel Skin#EFDFD8Villa White#F0E9D6Soapstone#ECE5DAPampas#EAE4DCApricot Cream#FDDCC8Clotted Cream#F5EAD0Double Merino#EDE4D8Champagne#F7E7CEWild Sand#E7E4DEHalf Milk White#E8E4DCWhite Chocolate#EDE6D6Quarter Popcorn#F5EACEParchment#F1E9D2Pot Pourri#EFDCD4Bisque#FFE4C4Half Solitaire#F1E5D1Spring Wood#E9E1D9Half Concrete#E2E1E0Soft Whisper#F8EACAPale Gamboge#FFE8C2Pale Tangelo#FFD9C2Oasis#FCEDC5Cararra#EBE5D5Champagne Pink#F1DDCFEighth Truffle#E6E1DAKarry#FEDCC1Derby#F9E4C6Very Pale Orange#FFDFBFEgg Sour#F9E4C5Quarter Spanish White#EBE2D2Aesthetic Champagne#F3E5CAVista White#E3DFD9Pearled Ivory#F0DFCCSkin#FFE0BDAlmond#EFDECDWarm Ivory#EFE0CDEighth Sisal#EBE2D1Fleece#E9E3D2Colonial White#FFEDBCHalf Cararra#E9E2D2Eighth Tea#E2DED8White Coffee#E6E0D4Delicate Sweet Apricot#FDCDBDWildflower#F1E2C9Pastel Peach#F7DFC2Half Blanc#E5DED4Pipi#F5E6C4Bleach White#EBE1CEHalf Albescent White#E5DFD4Sazerac#F5DEC4Peach Puff#FFDAB9House White#DFDDD9Porcelain#DDDCDBTuft Bush#F9D3BEEighth Akaroa#E6DDD0Half Vienna#F3E5C3Quarter Cloud#E1DCD4Quarter Ecru White#E2DED3
Orange is also called:
These are everyday names, not ORCN categories. Each one links to a list built from the color name, so its colors may sit in more than one Color Family. Why the register keeps them apart.
Peach Coral