Autumn Color Palette

Pulled from a photo of a forest path in autumn: peach light, maple and chestnut leaves and dark bark. A cozy fall palette that feels warm but not loud.

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Autumn color codes

NameHEXRGBHSL
Peach Mist#EEC5AB238, 197, 17123°, 66%, 80%
Apricot Leaf#D49A7C212, 154, 12420°, 51%, 66%
Maple#CB7853203, 120, 8319°, 54%, 56%
Chestnut#905E4A144, 94, 7417°, 32%, 43%
Bark#65493D101, 73, 6118°, 25%, 32%
Forest Floor#38342E56, 52, 4636°, 10%, 20%

How to use this palette

A simple way to use 6 colors without chaos is the 60-30-10 rule: about 60% of the space in the lightest shade, 30% in a supporting color and 10% in the accent. For this palette that is Peach Mist (#EEC5AB) as the base, Apricot Leaf (#D49A7C) as the supporting color and Maple (#CB7853) as the accent, with Forest Floor (#38342E) for text and fine details.

Autumn

A quick preview of the palette with base, text and accent colors.

Maple Apricot Leaf

Where it works

Readable text color pairs

These combinations reach a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1, the WCAG AA level for normal text, so they are safe for text on websites, posters and invitations.

CSS variables

:root {
  --peach-mist: #EEC5AB;
  --apricot-leaf: #D49A7C;
  --maple: #CB7853;
  --chestnut: #905E4A;
  --bark: #65493D;
  --forest-floor: #38342E;
}

The photo behind the palette

Forest path in autumn with orange and copper leaves
AI-generated photo. The colors were pulled from it with the Color Palette Extractor.

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