#EEEDE9 Hex Color

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Floral Scent color codes graphic
Floral Scent is a bleached, pale grey with minimal saturation. Because it is so light and airy, it functions best as a neutral background instead of a dominant color. Pair it with charcoal or deep navy typography to take advantage of its high contrast. The hex code #eeede9 creates a clean, sophisticated surface without the starkness of pure white.

About Floral Scent

Linen left in the sun too long

What does floral scent mean?

Floral Scent often calls up faded petals, dried flowers, and soft laundry worn pale by washing. Its near-white lightness and trace of warmth read as quiet and faded, closer to air than to any real flower.

Where you see floral scent

  • unbleached linen
  • dried lavender
  • old lace
  • chalky plaster walls
  • pearl buttons
  • powder compact

What it works for

Use it as a background that recedes, letting deeper tones and photography carry the page.

What colors go with floral scent?

Questions about Floral Scent

What is the hex code for Floral Scent?
Floral Scent is #eeede9. In RGB that is rgb(238, 237, 233), in HSL hsl(48, 13%, 92%) and in CMYK 0%, 0%, 2%, 7%.
How should I use Floral Scent #eeede9 in UI design?
Floral Scent functions perfectly as a subtle background for websites, offering enough contrast for readability without the clinical feel of pure white. Pair it with deep navy or charcoal text to maintain a professional, high-contrast aesthetic that keeps eyes comfortable.
Does #eeede9 read as a warm or cool color?
Floral Scent typically reads as a neutral-warm shade due to its slight desaturated undertones, which prevent it from looking cold or blueish. It mimics the softness of organic, unbleached paper, making it an excellent choice for modern, minimalist lifestyle branding.
Is Floral Scent readable on white or black?
Floral Scent has a 1.17:1 contrast ratio on white and 17.92:1 on black. WCAG asks for 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text, so on white it is too faint for text and on black it works for body text. Try other pairs in the contrast checker.