peachpink

Peachpink is a hue described as a blend between peach and pink. It is typically categorized as a warm pastel, with an orange-pink undertone that yields a soft, light color suitable for design and styling. Because there is no universal standard, the exact representation of peachpink varies across color systems; common digital approximations place it in the light pastel range, with hex values often cited around #F6C2A7 to #FDB6C8, and RGB triplets near (246, 194, 167) to (251, 182, 200).

The term peachpink emerged in fashion and interior design discourse as part of broader pastel palettes. It is used in branding and cosmetics to evoke warmth and softness while avoiding the harsher tone of pure pink.

Design considerations: Peachpink pairs well with neutrals such as ivory, beige, or charcoal, and with metallic accents like gold. For readability, text on peachpink should meet contrast guidelines; use dark text on lighter shades, or white text on darker variations. The color can also be coordinated with blues or greens to provide contrast.

Variations: Variants include lighter peachpink and deeper rose-peach; the color is commonly labeled as blush pink, apricot pink, or peach-blush in different contexts.

In usage, peachpink appears in branding, fashion, cosmetics, and interiors, where it conveys warmth, gentleness, and approachability.