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.
Pastel White#FAF8F6Hint Of Red#F5EFEBIsabelline#F4F0ECQuarter Merino#F2EEE9Eighth Blanc#F0EBE4White Beige#F2EBE2Desert Storm#EDE7E0Quarter Albescent White#EEE8DDEighth Fossil#EDE6DDWhite Linen#EEE7DCPampas#EAE4DCSoapstone#ECE5DADouble Merino#EDE4D8White Chocolate#EDE6D6Spring Wood#E9E1D9Cararra#EBE5D5Quarter Spanish White#EBE2D2Eighth Sisal#EBE2D1Half Cararra#E9E2D2Fleece#E9E3D2White Coffee#E6E0D4Eighth Akaroa#E6DDD0Cest La Vie#E4D7D1Dawn Pink#E6D6CDTriple Rice Cake#E5DECDEighth Drought#E3DBCEVintage Lace#E7DCCAPastel Nude#E7D7CAQuarter Fossil#E4DCCBQuarter Caraway#E1DBCCHalf Spanish White#E6DBC7Bone#E3DAC9Double Villa White#E6DCC5Quarter Biscotti#E3D7C7Quarter Sisal#E4DAC4Pearl Bush#DED1C6Eighth Canterbury Clay#E3D7BFHalf Fossil#DAD1C0Misty Beige#DBD3BFQuarter Akaroa#D9D2BFQuarter Drought#DACEBDPearl Lavender#D8C9BDSpanish White#DED1B7Half Biscotti#D9CCBBHalf Caraway#D7CEBBDouble Blanc#D8CEBAQuarter Pavlova#DED3B4Pale Beige#DED1B4Pompeii#DCD1B5Pastel Earth#D7CAB7Double Wheatfield#D9CFB3Chalk Beige#D6C5B4Fossil#D5CBB2Wafer#D4BBB1Half Sisal#D5C9AEWarm Beige#D8BCABNougat#D6C1ABPastel Beige#D4C6AAAlpaca#D3C0AAEighth Kalgoorie Sands#D7BDA6Akaroa#D4C4A8Biscotti#D2C1A9Quarter Doeskin#D1BFA9Dark Vanilla#D1BEA8Triple Wheatfield#D1C6A6Triple Spanish White#D5C4A1Double Spanish White#D2C3A3Soft Amber#CFBEA5Quarter Rickshaw#CBB9A8Double Biscotti#D5BA9ESpring Beige#CFB5A1Grain Brown#CAB8A2Half Canterbury Clay#D3BF99Half Pavlova#CBBFA0Cashmere#D1B399Sour Dough#C9B59APastel Cinnamon#CFAC94Eighth Colins Wicket#C4B59CCrusade#CDB692Arabian Beige#CEAD91Tabby#C5B298Moleskin#C6AA97Beachcomber#C7BA95Quarter Kalgoorie Sands#CDAA8FHalf Doeskin#C1AF93Best Beige#C7A68BPale Khaki#BFAF92Matchstick#C3B38DTriple Fossil#BEB291Khaki Traditional#C4B289Soul#C1A78BRodeo Dust#C7A384Canterbury Clay#C6AE83Light Ash Brown#C2A487Putty#BEAE8ALight French Beige#C8AD7FToupe#C7AC7DMushroom#BA9E88Pavlova#BAAB87Okey Dokey#BCA184Pure Beige#C09E80Rustic Beige#BBA084Nude Brown#BC9E82Quarter Sorrell Brown#C1A07DQuarter Colins Wicket#B7A786Navarone#B9A584Dull Beige#BAA182Pale Taupe#BC987ETaupe#B9A281Howlin Wolf#B79F81Half Kalgoorie Sands#C19676Doeskin#B6A081Perfect Beige#BE9676Aesthetic Brown#B6977DPiha Sand#B7A077Griffin Oak#B99B74Pale Oak#BBA46DDouble Canterbury Clay#B89F6FKalgoorie Sands#BB8B67Alamo#BA8C66
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