Venus Pink

A soft, bleached neutral with reddish depth

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Venus Pink is a pale, bleached neutral with faint reddish undertones. Because it sits on the edge of grey, it functions as a versatile background for clean, minimal interfaces. Black text reads clearly against this shade, making it a functional choice for body copy or large UI areas. The hex code for this color is #f0e5e5. Avoid using it next to pure white, as it can appear washed out.

About Venus Pink

Petals left in the wash, faded almost to bone

What does venus pink mean?

Venus Pink often reads as softness and quiet comfort, with the faint reddish tint suggesting skin, powder, or worn linen. Its extreme lightness and near-zero saturation make it feel weightless and bleached, more hush than blush.

Where you see venus pink

  • seashells
  • powder blush
  • raw silk
  • pearl
  • dried rose petals
  • white chocolate

What it works for

It works as a warm near-neutral backdrop that lets stronger colors and dark type carry a design.

What colors go with venus pink?

Questions about Venus Pink

What is the hex code for Venus Pink?
Venus Pink is #f0e5e5. In RGB that is rgb(240, 229, 229), in HSL hsl(0, 27%, 92%) and in CMYK 0%, 5%, 5%, 6%.
What are the best design use cases for Venus Pink?
Venus Pink works best as a background color for minimal interfaces where you need a subtle, warm alternative to white. Because it has faint reddish undertones, it creates a gentle, human feel when paired with charcoal or deep grey typography.
Is Venus Pink readable on white or black?
Venus Pink has a 1.23:1 contrast ratio on white and 17.04:1 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.