irisviolet

Irisviolet is a color name used in design to describe a violet shade with blue undertones, evoking the blue-violet hues often associated with iris flowers. It is a descriptive label rather than a standardized color in most official systems.

As a color, irisviolet typically lies in the mid-to-strong violet range, leaning toward blue. Its exact appearance varies between color systems and displays, with some representations appearing cooler and others warmer. The hue can shift depending on lighting, color profile, and the surrounding colors used in a palette.

In design usage, irisviolet can convey elegance, creativity, and mystery. It is used in fashion, branding, and interior design as a statement or accent color, often paired with neutrals such as gray or beige or with greens to enhances its cooler, natural associations. The shade is valued for adding depth without overwhelming contrast.

There is no single standard definition for irisviolet across color systems. It is a coined or descriptive name rather than a formally defined color in Pantone or other schemes; therefore, designers should refer to a specific swatch or color value within the relevant system when selecting irisviolet for a project.