Learn about puce, a deep, elegant shade between brown and dark red. Discover its rich history, complementary palettes, and how to incorporate it into your next design.

Real Design Examples 👇🏽

Color Combinations

 
   

#c62628

 
 
   

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#f9c358

 
 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#81bf7a

 

Patterns

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Puce Color
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Tints

 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#e69cae

 
 
   

#e9a7b7

 
 
   

#ecb2c0

 
 
   

#eebdc9

 
 
   

#f1c8d2

 
 
   

#f4d3db

 
 
   

#f6dee4

 
 
   

#f9e9ed

 
 
   

#fcf4f6

 
 
   

#ffffff

 

Shades

 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#cd8295

 
 
   

#b67484

 
 
   

#9f6574

 
 
   

#885763

 
 
   

#724853

 
 
   

#5b3a42

 
 
   

#442b31

 
 
   

#2d1d21

 
 
   

#160e10

 
 
   

#000000

 

Triadic

 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#a6e491

 
 
   

#91a6e4

 

Monochromatic

 
   

#d55474

 
 
   

#da6885

 
 
   

#df7d95

 
 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#e9a5b7

 
 
   

#eebac7

 
 
   

#f3ced8

 

Analogous

 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#e4a691

 
 
   

#e491d0

 

Complementary

 
   

#e491a6

 
 
   

#91e4cf

 

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Puce Color

Puce is a deep shade of pink that conveys sophistication and old-world elegance. It can add remarkable touches in both modern and vintage designs.
Used carefully in UI designs, it gives a sophisticated and warm feel. Especially when combined with light cream tones and green, great results can be achieved.
But beware! 😄 Overuse can create a moody atmosphere, not a nostalgic one!