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.
Luxury Pearl#FBF8F4Fashion White#F8F3E8Quarter Villa White#F5F1E7Sauvignon#F4EAE4Eighth Spanish White#F6EEE2Quarter Solitaire#F5EDDFFantasy#F2E6DDEighth Biscotti#F1E8DDButtery White#F1EBDAMagnolia#F2E8D7Half Pearl Lusta#F1EAD7Pastel Skin#EFDFD8Villa White#F0E9D6Parchment#F1E9D2Pot Pourri#EFDCD4Half Solitaire#F1E5D1Champagne Pink#F1DDCFPearled Ivory#F0DFCCWarm Ivory#EFE0CDAlmond#EFDECDWildflower#F1E2C9Bleach White#EBE1CEQuarter Haystack#EEDCC4Pearl#EAE0C8Anglaise#EEDEC4Eighth Pavlova#EAE0C7Triple Pearl Lusta#EBDFC3Solitaire#EADAC2Silver Thistle Beige#E7D5C5Ivory Beige#EBDDBECool Skin#EBCDBCDouble Pearl Lusta#E9DCBESoft Tan#ECD3BAChandelier#EDDFB8Stark White#E5D7BDPale Light Grayish Brown#E7D0B8Pale Light Grayish Vermilion#E7C4B8Rock Salt#E6D6B8Double Solitaire#E4D2B6Matte Beige#E1CFB9Eighth Putty#E8D8B1Half Haystack#E6D3B3Vienna#E8D8AFQuarter Canterbury Clay#E5D2AFBeeswax#E9D7ABPastel Tan#E9C9AADurian White#E6D0ABManila#E7C9A9Triple Solitaire#E4CBABNatural Beige#E4C9A8Apricot Illusion#E2C4A6Just Right#DCBFACCookie#E6CEA0Rich Skin#E2B8A2Blank Canvas#DDC7A5Eggshell Paper#E2BE9FAlmost Apricot#E5B39BHaystack#DEC7A1Quarter Putty#E0CB9FSoft Beige#DDC7A0Double Colonial White#E4CF99Raffia#DCC6A0Champagne Beige#DBC4A0Lala Tan#E0B19ACocoon#DAC39FAesthetic Tan#D7B5A0Smooth Cream#DAC79CHoney Beige#DBC49BPancho#DFB992Saloon#D5BF98Birthday Suit#D4A798Moscato#DEBA8ETumbleweed#DEAA88Burlywood#DEB887Half Putty#D8BF8BManuka Honey#DEC083Double Haystack#D6B88AChalky#DFC281Zombie#DDC283Tan#D2B48CPastel Coffee#D0A48DSmooth Operator#D2B88APinkish Tan#D99B82Calico#D5B185Deja Vu#D7AE81Coyote#DDB77BVery Light Brown#D3B683Steamed Chestnut#D3B17DCameo#CCA483Burning Sand#D99376Muka#D2AC7DFeldspar#D19275Antique Brass#CD9575Golden Thistle Yellow#CAA375Soft Chamois#D4A36ABaroque#CA9274White Oak#CE9F6FBeethoven#D1946CWhiskey#D29062Florentine Pink#D08363Brown Yellow#CC9966Whiskey Sour#D4915DApache#D3A95CWhite Tea#C48E69Camel#C19A6BDesert#CCAD60Warm Wood#CE8D5DSand Brown#CBA560Safari#C0A469Apricot Brown#CC7E5BOxstone#C39D64Uluru#BF9B67Vintage Orange#C9995DLaser#C6A95EVibrant Brown#C77B5ARustic Bronze#CC9054Peach Schnapps#C68059Metallic Brass#C49E5BMind on a Million Gold#BE9D5EEarth Brown#BC815F
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