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Discover the festivity of mimosa

Mimosa radiates springtime warmth and gentle optimism, a golden-yellow hue that brings cheerful energy to designs and refined elegance to mediums.

A closer look at the color mimosa

Mimosa, a vibrant golden-yellow shade inspired by early spring blooms, has stood out in both natural and artistic traditions throughout history. Reflecting the soft clusters of mimosa flowers—long associated with sensitivity and strength—this hue conveys warmth, optimism, and a gentle yet invigorating energy. Ancient Mediterranean cultures linked similar golden tones to solar celebrations and divine inspiration, a sentiment that endures in modern design. Contemporary color psychology underscores mimosa’s power to elevate confidence and social connection while preserving a sense of refined charm, making it a favored choice for both digital and print projects.

In web and interface design, the hex code #FFD87F defines mimosa’s distinct glow, supported by RGB values of (255, 216, 127). Print applications rely on CMYK values of (0%, 15%, 50%, 0%) for accurate color reproduction, while standardized Pantone formulations guarantee consistency across diverse materials. Designers leverage mimosa’s high visibility to spotlight key elements or provide a focal accent in compositions, ensuring it remains both striking and sophisticated. Whether sparingly applied for highlights or used as a unifying theme, mimosa lends a joyful quality to branding and creative projects that seek to capture springlike vitality and understated elegance.

Mimosa color values

HEX

#FFD87F

CMYK

0, 15, 50, 0

RGB

255, 216, 127

HSL

45°, 100, 75

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