Cozy Living Room Color Palette
Pulled from a photo of a calm living room: chalk walls, stone and oat textiles, oak and walnut wood. A natural, lived-in neutral palette.
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Cozy Living Room color codes
| Name | HEX | RGB | HSL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chalk | #E0E1DD | 224, 225, 221 | 75°, 6%, 87% | |
| Stone | #C8C7BD | 200, 199, 189 | 55°, 9%, 76% | |
| Oat | #B5AC98 | 181, 172, 152 | 41°, 16%, 65% | |
| Oak | #978364 | 151, 131, 100 | 36°, 20%, 49% | |
| Olive Wood | #7B694C | 123, 105, 76 | 37°, 24%, 39% | |
| Walnut | #54412A | 84, 65, 42 | 33°, 33%, 25% |
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 Chalk (#E0E1DD) as the base, Stone (#C8C7BD) as the supporting color and Oak (#978364) as the accent, with Walnut (#54412A) for text and fine details.
Cozy Living Room
A quick preview of the palette with base, text and accent colors.
Oak StoneWhere 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.
- Walnut on Chalk#54412A on #E0E1DD · 7.4:1
- Walnut on Stone#54412A on #C8C7BD · 5.7:1
CSS variables
:root {
--chalk: #E0E1DD;
--stone: #C8C7BD;
--oat: #B5AC98;
--oak: #978364;
--olive-wood: #7B694C;
--walnut: #54412A;
}The photo behind the palette
