#757374 Hex Color
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Bank Vault is a muted, ashy grey that offers a stable, professional foundation for minimal interfaces. Because it maintains high contrast with white text, it works well for UI elements that require readability without being harsh. The hex code for this neutral shade is #757374. Pair it with soft ochre or muted teal to keep designs from feeling too clinical or flat.
About Bank Vault
Cold pavement an hour after the rain stops
What does bank vault mean?
This mid grey often reads as practical and restrained, a color people associate with concrete, machinery, and city weather. Its near-total lack of saturation makes it feel steady and reserved, and its mid lightness keeps it from feeling heavy or stark.
Where you see bank vault
- concrete sidewalks
- cast iron pans
- pencil graphite
- storm clouds
- steel lockers
- asphalt
What it works for
It works as a quiet background that lets brighter colors carry a design, especially in interfaces, packaging, and editorial layouts.
What colors go with bank vault?
Dusty Rose #b56f76The muted pink warms the grey without turning the palette sweet.Burnt Sienna #a93400The earthy orange gives this flat grey a strong, warm anchor.Deep Teal #00555aThe cool blue-green sits at a similar weight and deepens the mood.Ivory #fffff0The soft off-white lifts the grey and opens up the whole palette.
Questions about Bank Vault
What is the hex code for Bank Vault?
Bank Vault is #757374. In RGB that is rgb(117, 115, 116), in HSL hsl(330, 1%, 45%) and in CMYK 0%, 2%, 1%, 54%.
Is #757374 suitable for text on a white background?
Bank Vault #757374 offers strong readability on white backgrounds, making it an ideal choice for secondary UI elements like captions, navigation links, or input labels. It provides enough visual weight to be legible without the harshness of a pure black.
Is Bank Vault readable on white or black?
Bank Vault has a 4.70:1 contrast ratio on white and 4.46:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it works for body text and on black it works only for large text (24px, or 18.5px bold). Try other pairs in the contrast checker.