Smokey Pink - February Color of the Month - Light Pink Paint Color | Colorfully BEHR (2024)
This month brings us a time of celebrating and appreciating simple things like quiet moments and meaningful personal connections. Pink is a gentle, timeless color associated with love, friendship, joy, kindness, and empathy. Our February color of the month, Smokey Pink , is a muted calming hue. A perfect shade of pink to create warm, subtle, sophisticated spaces.
Smokey Pink can add depth and dimension to a small bathroom, a sleek and contemporary geometric shape or color blocking design creates a unique statement and a playful aesthetic.
Pink is a versatile hue that pairs well with a variety of other colors, room types and decorating styles. A pop of this uplifting hue peeking from a hallway or entry creates a mature yet fun and inviting space.
Smokey Pink is a color that evokes feelings of warmth and comfort making it a great choice for a kitchen, the heart of the home. When mixed with black accents it adds dramatic contrast and balance.
In a bedroom, Smokey Pink can create a serene and peaceful environment that is perfect for sleeping and rest.
Light hues provide an effortless and delicate touch of color to a functional yet beautiful home office. Smokey Pink is the ideal tone for creating a calm and productive environment.
Pink is very adaptable and playful, perfect to add a touch of energy and to a child’s room. This warm and inviting hue can be used in a variety of ways to create a space that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
To learn more about Smokey Pink and the full BEHR® Color Trends 2023 Palette, visit behr.com.
Two colors that make hot pink are red and white. You will ahem to take both the colors in appropriate ratios to make hot punk. For that extra shine, you can add a dab of silver color. Remember to mix everything well.
Pink is a gentle, timeless color associated with love, friendship, joy, kindness, and empathy. Our February color of the month, Smokey Pink , is a muted calming hue. A perfect shade of pink to create warm, subtle, sophisticated spaces.
Using pink's contrasting complementary color, green, in designs is another surefire way to amplify a design. Each color within the pink spectrum offers a unique personality and emotion, making it essential for designers and illustrators to carefully curate their color choices.
The amount of each color you add affects the shade of pink you end up with. So more white will give you a lighter pink, whereas more red will give you a darker pink. That means that pink is actually a tint, not a pure color. Tints are made when you mix any color with white.
If the project you're working on requires percentage representation, baby pink is made of 96% red, 76% green, and 76% blue. If you're identifying color for a print project, you're most likely using a CMYK colorspace—the percentages are 0% cyan, 20% magenta, 20% yellow, 4% black.
Add red to the white. Start by adding just a bit of red to the white, and mix well. Keep adding a bit of red at a time until you reach the pink you want to use for your work. Most standard reds can be used to make a pink.
All you require is a bright red and white colour. Pure pink is a 50-50 combination of red and white. Different ratios can be used to alter the shade of pink. To make lighter pink shades, you can use more white than red.
This is the light mix of perfect pink with white, a pastel as soft as it is sweet. The color baby pink can be achieved in a RGB space with 242 red, 172 green, and 185 blue. Baby pink color can be achieved in a CMYK color space with 0% cyan, 37% magenta, 9% yellow, and 0% black.
Bloom color palette includes very dark desaturated blue, light grayish orange, mostly desaturated dark yellow, dark grayish-blue, and mostly desaturated dark red color.
February is the month of love, and romantic Cherry Red and Pink tones represent Valentine's Day. In all respect, white should be included here too. It represents purity, and true love is pure. Cherry red is vibrant and evokes warm emotions of love and appreciation.
Firstly, I associate February – my birth month – with the colour Purple, as the birthstone is the Amethyst, a type of quartz and one of the most common minerals on earth, with transparent light lavender, pale violet to deep purple hues and has been associated with properties such as calmness, stability, and mental ...
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