d2b1b2

d2b1b2 is the six-digit hexadecimal color code used in digital design to specify a pale rose-gray tone. It corresponds to the RGB values 210, 177, 178 and to the sRGB color space coordinates approximately (0.824, 0.694, 0.698). The color sits in the pink-beige area and is perceived as a soft, muted pink with neutral undertones.

In the HSL model, d2b1b2 is about hue 358°, saturation around 27%, and lightness near 76%, making it a high-light, low-saturation color. In CMYK terms, it is roughly 0% cyan, 16% magenta, 15% yellow, and 18% black, though exact values vary with the printer and medium.

Applications for this shade include use as a neutral or background in branding, user interfaces, and interior palettes where a warm, approachable mood is desired without strong chroma. It pairs well with deep blues and teals, charcoal grays, creams, and other muted earth tones. It can function as a soft background, a gentle button color, or an accent wash in digital artwork.

Considerations for use include color rendering variation across displays and print processes. On screen, lighting and calibration affect warmth; in print, CMYK conversions can shift toward pinker or grayer results. For accessibility, ensure sufficient contrast when placing text over this color, typically by pairing with dark foreground text or using an alternative accessible background.