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.
Half Colonial White#F2E5BFEighth Pavlova#EAE0C7Vintage Lace#E7DCCABon Jour#DFD7D2Merino#E1DBD0Pastel Nude#E7D7CAEighth Drought#E3DBCELight Peach#FFD8B1Quarter Tea#E0DAD0Quarter Sandspit Brown#E1DACFBlondee#F4E3BBQuarter Fossil#E4DCCBLight Orange#FED8B1Banana Mania#FAE7B5Triple Pearl Lusta#EBDFC3Double Dutch White#F7E1B7Rising Star#F7E5B7Light Apricot#FDD5B1Half Spanish White#E6DBC7Watusi#F2CDBBTimberwolf#DBD7D2Soft Topaz#FFD6AEQuarter Caraway#E1DBCCSilver Thistle Beige#E7D5C5Bone#E3DAC9Navajo White#FFDEADApricot#FBCEB1Eighth Joss#E0D8CCSolitaire#EADAC2Pale Peach#FFE5ADDouble Villa White#E6DCC5Dutch White#EFDFBBQuarter Biscotti#E3D7C7Half Flotsam#D9D5D1Ivory Beige#EBDDBEPink Lady#F3D7B6Eighth Bison Hide#DED7CBEnchante#EED5BAQuarter Sisal#E4DAC4Bleached Apricot#FCCAACWheat#F5DEB3Cool Skin#EBCDBCDouble Pearl Lusta#E9DCBEPeach Yellow#FADFADMercury#D5D2D1White Pointer#DAD6CCTriple Sea Fog#D8D5CEQuarter Milestone#DBD0CBSoft Tan#ECD3BASwiss Coffee#DBD0CAChandelier#EDDFB8Pearl Bush#DED1C6Honeymoon#F4E1AFSandalwood Beige#F2D1B1Cape Honey#FEE0A5Quarter Truffle#D8D3CBStark White#E5D7BDEighth Canterbury Clay#E3D7BFVintage Peach#F9D3A8Oscar#F4D5ACHalf Sandspit Brown#DAD2C6Last Chance#D8D2C8Gray Goose#D1D0CEPale Light Grayish Vermilion#E7C4B8Deep Champagne#FAD6A5Frangipani#FFD7A0Pale Light Grayish Brown#E7D0B8Rock Salt#E6D6B8Romantic#FFC69EQuarter Silver Sand#D3D0CAVery Light Gamboge#FFDB9EVery Light Orange#FFCF9EDesert Sand#EDC9AFSwirl#D7CEC5Aesthetic Peach#FFD39DTriple Dutch White#F3DAA9Peachpuff#EECBADSoft Tabby Yellow#FFDC9CHalf Fossil#DAD1C0Buttermilk#F6E0A4Blanc#D9D0C1Zinnwaldite#EBC2AFMatte Beige#E1CFB9Double Solitaire#E4D2B6Misty Beige#DBD3BFCream Brulee#FFE39BBurly Wood#FFD39BHalf Haystack#E6D3B3Westar#D4CFC5Givry#EBD4AECaramel#FFD59AEighth Putty#E8D8B1Triple Merino#D5CFC3Quarter Akaroa#D9D2BFPeach Orange#FFCC99Tequila#F4D0A4Vilnius Fuzz#FEBE99Half Cloud#D4CDC3Vienna#E8D8AFQuarter Drought#DACEBDEighth Napa#D4CDC2Peach Fuzz#FEBE98Whiteout#CECAC8Pearl Lavender#D8C9BDSpanish White#DED1B7Half Biscotti#D9CCBBLighthouse#D1CCC3Quarter Canterbury Clay#E5D2AFPopcorn#EAD7AABeeswax#E9D7ABApricot Ice#FBBE99Half Rakaia#CCC9C8Quarter Cloudy#D0C9C3Astra#EDD5A6Pastel Tan#E9C9AAKuriyama Salmon#F9C09AMelting Moment#F4DE9EDouble Blanc#D8CEBADouble White Pointer#D1CCC1Quarter Pavlova#DED3B4
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