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Discover the tranquility of lavender

Lavender blends soft pink with cool purple hints to evoke feelings of spring and serenity, perfect for adding elegance and calm to any design.

A closer look at the color lavender

For centuries, lavender has captivated cultures with its soft, soothing hue that mirrors the delicate petals of the famed lavender flower. Revered for its aromatic properties, this gentle purple shade has become intertwined with traditions of healing, spirituality, and artistic expression. In many civilizations, lavender symbolizes grace, purity, and renewal, making it a cherished element in both ceremonial rituals and everyday design. Modern color psychology confirms lavender’s remarkable ability to alleviate stress and foster tranquility, which explains its growing popularity in wellness centers and peaceful living spaces.

In digital design, lavender is meticulously defined to preserve its ethereal quality. Its standard hex code is #E6E6FA, with RGB values of 230, 230, and 250, ensuring a soft, balanced visual experience. For print media, designers typically rely on a CMYK blend of 8% cyan, 8% magenta, 0% yellow, and 2% black to faithfully reproduce lavender’s delicate tones. Designers value lavender for its serene aesthetics and versatile appeal, making it an ideal choice for both contemporary and classic interiors that inspire calm and refined elegance.

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Lavender color values

HEX

#E6E6FA

CMYK

8, 8, 0, 2

RGB

230, 230, 250

HSL

240°, 67, 94

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Put some lavender in your life

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