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.
Quarter Ecru White#E2DED3Quarter Cloud#E1DCD4Half Popcorn#F3E3C1Moccasin#FFE4B5Dawn Pink#E6D6CDMilk Punch#F3E5C0Peach#FFE5B4Triple Rice Cake#E5DECDPearl#EAE0C8Pastel Caramel#FFDDB3Quarter Haystack#EEDCC4Anglaise#EEDEC4Sandy Tan#FDD9B5Eighth Pavlova#EAE0C7Eighth Drought#E3DBCEVintage Lace#E7DCCAHalf Colonial White#F2E5BFMerino#E1DBD0Pastel Nude#E7D7CABon Jour#DFD7D2Quarter Sandspit Brown#E1DACFQuarter Tea#E0DAD0Light Peach#FFD8B1Quarter Fossil#E4DCCBBlondee#F4E3BBBanana Mania#FAE7B5Light Orange#FED8B1Rising Star#F7E5B7Double Dutch White#F7E1B7Triple Pearl Lusta#EBDFC3Light Apricot#FDD5B1Half Spanish White#E6DBC7Soft Topaz#FFD6AEWatusi#F2CDBBQuarter Caraway#E1DBCCTimberwolf#DBD7D2Solitaire#EADAC2Bone#E3DAC9Eighth Joss#E0D8CCApricot#FBCEB1Navajo White#FFDEADPale Peach#FFE5ADSilver Thistle Beige#E7D5C5Double Villa White#E6DCC5Quarter Biscotti#E3D7C7Half Flotsam#D9D5D1Dutch White#EFDFBBPink Lady#F3D7B6Eighth Bison Hide#DED7CBIvory Beige#EBDDBEWheat#F5DEB3Quarter Sisal#E4DAC4Bleached Apricot#FCCAACEnchante#EED5BAPeach Yellow#FADFADDouble Pearl Lusta#E9DCBECool Skin#EBCDBCSoft Tan#ECD3BAQuarter Milestone#DBD0CBMercury#D5D2D1White Pointer#DAD6CCTriple Sea Fog#D8D5CEChandelier#EDDFB8Swiss Coffee#DBD0CAPearl Bush#DED1C6Sandalwood Beige#F2D1B1Honeymoon#F4E1AFQuarter Truffle#D8D3CBCape Honey#FEE0A5Stark White#E5D7BDEighth Canterbury Clay#E3D7BFVintage Peach#F9D3A8Oscar#F4D5ACHalf Sandspit Brown#DAD2C6Last Chance#D8D2C8Pale Light Grayish Vermilion#E7C4B8Pale Light Grayish Brown#E7D0B8Deep Champagne#FAD6A5Frangipani#FFD7A0Gray Goose#D1D0CERock Salt#E6D6B8Very Light Gamboge#FFDB9EQuarter Silver Sand#D3D0CAVery Light Orange#FFCF9ERomantic#FFC69EDesert Sand#EDC9AFSwirl#D7CEC5Triple Dutch White#F3DAA9Aesthetic Peach#FFD39DPeachpuff#EECBADSoft Tabby Yellow#FFDC9CBlanc#D9D0C1Burly Wood#FFD39BZinnwaldite#EBC2AFDouble Solitaire#E4D2B6Half Fossil#DAD1C0Matte Beige#E1CFB9Buttermilk#F6E0A4Cream Brulee#FFE39BMisty Beige#DBD3BFGivry#EBD4AEEighth Putty#E8D8B1Caramel#FFD59AWestar#D4CFC5Half Haystack#E6D3B3Tequila#F4D0A4Quarter Akaroa#D9D2BFPeach Orange#FFCC99Triple Merino#D5CFC3Vienna#E8D8AFQuarter Drought#DACEBDVilnius Fuzz#FEBE99Half Cloud#D4CDC3Peach Fuzz#FEBE98Whiteout#CECAC8Eighth Napa#D4CDC2Pearl Lavender#D8C9BDSpanish White#DED1B7Half Rakaia#CCC9C8Lighthouse#D1CCC3
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