Pantone Beige Colors

210 colors in the beige family

Pantone Beige spans the warm neutral spectrum from pale oatmeal like Pantone 7500 C through mid-tone sand like Pantone 728 C and deeper taupe tones such as Pantone 7528 C. Our catalog includes 210 beige-family colors, each with a unique code, HEX value, and CMYK print equivalent.

Total colors	210
Hue range	0° to 358°
Lightness range	60% to 94%
Saturation range	10% to 83%
Light / Medium / Dark	195 / 15 / 0

Featured Shades Matching All colors Questions

Featured Pantone Beige colors

Twelve well-known beige codes with full values, shades, harmonies and contrast checks on each color page.

6008 C#BC9E7A 6204 C#A7A392 4005 C#C0AD7B 7590 C#D4B59E 4046 C#B29780 5875 C#D2CE9E 5865 C#CBC793 5855 C#C0BB87 4545 C#D5CB9F 4535 C#CFC493 4525 C#C5B783 2323 C#B8B298

Pantone Beige shades by lightness

Beige-family colors break naturally into three lightness bands. Light beiges - cream, oatmeal, off-white - sit above 65 percent lightness and read as bright, gentle warmth. Medium beiges - classic sand, oat, and mid-tone taupe - sit between 35 and 65 percent lightness and carry the bulk of the family's visual weight. Dark beiges - deep taupe, khaki, and greige tones approaching brown - sit below 35 percent lightness and read as grounded, sophisticated, and slightly heavier.

light beige

195 colors

medium beige

15 colors

dark beige

0 colors

No colors in this band.

How to match Pantone Beige in design

Matching Pantone beige in design comes down to three decisions: warmth direction, lightness band, and lighting context. First, decide warmth: beiges that lean yellow-orange (warm) feel appetizing and inviting - good for food, hospitality, and cosmetics. Beiges that lean slightly cooler (greige) feel modern and editorial - good for luxury, fashion, and architecture. Second, pick the lightness band: light beiges work as backgrounds and near-whites, medium beiges carry the recognizable "premium beige" feel, and dark beiges function as warm neutrals bridging to brown. Third, proof under multiple lighting conditions - beige is uniquely sensitive to display temperature and ambient light, so verify the color on at least two devices and, for print-critical work, on the final stock under the actual lighting where it will be seen.

Common mistakes with Pantone Beige

Assuming beige is a single color - the family covers everything from near-white cream to deep taupe, and mixing hues from across the family without a plan often reads as accidental

Ignoring display color temperature - a beige previewed on a warm monitor can look completely different on a cool one, so verify on multiple devices

Using beige for food packaging without warmth - a cool greige on a food product can feel sterile; warm beiges (with a yellow-orange cast) are usually better for appetite

Forgetting the greige trend - many contemporary brands use gray-leaning beiges (greige) rather than warm beiges, and using the wrong side of the family shifts the brand perception

Underestimating print drift - beiges shift significantly between coated and uncoated stock and between different paper whites, so always proof on the final stock

All 210 Pantone Beige colors

49 Coated + 161 TCX

Every color in this family, from pale tints to deep shades. Open any color for HEX, RGB, CMYK, shades, harmonies and contrast checks.

2310 C#D9C0A9 2312 C#B79A81 2316 C#BD9A7A 2323 C#B8B298 2324 C#B2A384 400 C#C4BFB6 4005 C#C0AD7B 4046 C#B29780 4239 C#C8C3B3 4240 C#CABFA5 4241 C#BAAC88 4246 C#CDC4AA 4247 C#D1C1A8 4248 C#D5C2A5 4249 C#C3AD8B 4250 C#BBA887 4252 C#B6A284 4253 C#BAA58D 4267 C#C1B2A2 4268 C#B3A08E 4525 C#C5B783 453 C#BFBB98 4535 C#CFC493 454 C#CAC7A7 4545 C#D5CB9F 4655 C#BF9474 480 C#C6A992 481 C#D3BBA8 482 C#DBC8B6 5855 C#C0BB87 5865 C#CBC793 5875 C#D2CE9E 6008 C#BC9E7A 6204 C#A7A392 7527 C#D6D2C4 7528 C#C5B9AC 7529 C#B7A99A 7534 C#D1CCBD 7535 C#B7B09C 7590 C#D4B59E Cloud Dancer 11-4201 TCX#F0EEE9 Warm Gray 1 C#D7D2CB Warm Gray 2 C#CBC4BC Warm Gray 3 C#BFB8AF Warm Gray 4 C#B6ADA5 Marshmallow 11-4300 TCX#F0EEE4 Whisper White 11-0701 TCX#EDE6DB Antique White 11-0105 TCX#EEE5D3 Winter White 11-0507 TCX#F5ECD2 White Asparagus 12-0104 TCX#E1DBC8 Egret 11-0103 TCX#F3ECE0 Snow White 11-0602 TCX#F2F0EB Gardenia 11-0604 TCX#F1E8DF Pristine 11-0606 TCX#F2E8DA Birch 13-0905 TCX#DDD5C7 Turtledove 12-5202 TCX#DED7C8 Bone White 12-0105 TCX#D7D0C0 Vanilla Ice 11-0104 TCX#F0EADA Papyrus 11-0107 TCX#F5EDD6 Cloud Cream 12-0804 TCX#E6DDC5 Angora 12-0605 TCX#DFD1BB Seedpearl 12-0703 TCX#E6DAC4 Whitecap Gray 12-0304 TCX#E0D5C6 Fog 13-0607 TCX#D0C5B1 White Swan 12-0000 TCX#E4D7C5 Sandshell 13-0907 TCX#D8CCBB Tapioca 12-1403 TCX#DCCDBC Creme Brulee 13-1006 TCX#DBCCB5 Parchment 13-0908 TCX#DFD1BE Sheer Pink 12-1106 TCX#F6E5DB Dew 12-1108 TCX#EEDED1 Powder Puff 11-1404 TCX#F3E0D6 Pearled Ivory 11-0907 TCX#F0DFCC White Smoke 12-0704 TCX#EDDCC9 Delicacy 11-2409 TCX#F5E3E2 Petal Pink 11-2309 TCX#F2E2E0 Bridal Blush 11-1005 TCX#EEE2DD Cream Pink 11-1306 TCX#F6E4D9 Angel Wing 11-1305 TCX#F3DFD7 Pastel Parchment 11-0603 TCX#E5D9D3 Star White 11-4202 TCX#EFEFE8 Summer Shower 11-4802 TCX#E5EBE3 Bit Of Blue 11-4601 TCX#E2EAEB Hint Of Mint 11-4805 TCX#D8E8E6 Billowing Sail 11-4604 TCX#D8E7E7 Hushed Green 12-5508 TCX#D8E9E5 Asparagus Green 12-0311 TCX#D2CDB4 Oyster White 13-1007 TCX#D2CAAF Putty 13-0711 TCX#D4CAB0 Moth 13-0611 TCX#D2CBAF Wood Ash 14-1108 TCX#D7CAB0 Light Gray 12-0404 TCX#DAD8C9 Silver Green 12-6204 TCX#D7D7C7 Pumice Stone 14-0002 TCX#CAC2B9 Oatmeal 13-0401 TCX#CBC3B4 Moonbeam 13-0000 TCX#CDC6BD Rainy Day 13-5304 TCX#CFC8BD Gray Morn 13-0403 TCX#CABEB5 Frozen Dew 13-0513 TCX#D8CFB2 Bleached Sand 13-1008 TCX#DACCB4 Mother Of Pearl 12-1006 TCX#E9D4C3 Eggnog 12-0601 TCX#ECE1D3 Sand Dollar 13-1106 TCX#DECDBE Peach Dust 12-1107 TCX#F0D8CC Soft Pink 12-1209 TCX#F2D8CD Silver Peony 12-1206 TCX#E7CFC7 Shell 13-1405 TCX#E1CFC6 Whisper Pink 13-1107 TCX#DACBBE Pink Tint 12-1404 TCX#DBCBBD Shrinking Violet 11-2511 TCX#F4E1E6 Primrose Pink 12-2904 TCX#EED4D9 Mauve Morn 12-2102 TCX#ECD6D6 Mauve Chalk 12-2902 TCX#E5D0CF Pearl 12-1304 TCX#F9DBD8 Peach Blush 13-1504 TCX#E4CCC6 Lotus 14-1905 TCX#E2C1C0 Rosewater 11-1408 TCX#F6DBD8 Peach Whip 14-1309 TCX#DBBEB7 Rose Smoke 14-1506 TCX#D3B4AD Barely Pink 12-2906 TCX#F8D7DD Blushing Bride 12-1310 TCX#FBD3D9 Cradle Pink 12-2905 TCX#EDD0DD Pale Lilac 13-2803 TCX#E1C6CC Chalk Pink 13-1904 TCX#E6C5CA Light Lilac 12-2903 TCX#DEC6D3 Heavenly Pink 12-1305 TCX#F4DEDE Potpourri 13-2004 TCX#E7C9CA Crystal Pink 12-1605 TCX#EDD0CE Pink Dogwood 12-1706 TCX#F7D1D1 Parfait Pink 13-2804 TCX#E9C3CF Crystal Gray 13-3801 TCX#D7CBC4 Hushed Violet 14-3803 TCX#D1C0BF Orchid Hush 13-3805 TCX#CEC3D2 Evening Haze 14-3904 TCX#BDB8C7 Orchid Ice 13-3406 TCX#E0D0DB Lilac Snow 13-3405 TCX#E0C7D7 Winsome Orchid 14-3206 TCX#D4B9CB Orchid Petal 14-3710 TCX#BFB4CB Pastel Lilac 14-3812 TCX#BDB0D0 Lavender Fog 13-3820 TCX#D2C4D6 Lavender Blue 14-3905 TCX#C5C0D0 Purple Heather 14-3911 TCX#BAB8D3 Arctic Ice 13-4110 TCX#BFC7D6 Gray Dawn 14-4106 TCX#BBC1CC Heather 14-4110 TCX#B7C0D6 Skyway 14-4112 TCX#ADBED3 Illusion Blue 13-4103 TCX#C9D3DC Ballad Blue 13-4304 TCX#C0CEDA Baby Blue 13-4308 TCX#B5C7D3 Starlight Blue 12-4609 TCX#B5CED4 Pastel Blue 12-4607 TCX#BCD3D5 Wan Blue 12-4805 TCX#CBDCDF Whispering Blue 12-4610 TCX#C9DCDC Skylight 12-4604 TCX#C8E0E0 Pale Blue 13-4804 TCX#C4D6D3 Blue Glass 12-5206 TCX#C6E3E1 Icy Morn 13-5306 TCX#B0D3D1 Glacier 12-5505 TCX#C3DBD4 Soothing Sea 12-5209 TCX#C3E9E4 Bleached Aqua 12-5410 TCX#BCE3DF Morning Mist 12-5204 TCX#CFDFDB Aqua Glass 12-5407 TCX#D2E8E0 Opal Blue 12-5406 TCX#C3DDD6 Dusty Aqua 12-5506 TCX#C0DCCD Honeydew 12-5808 TCX#BAE1D3 Moonlight Jade 12-5408 TCX#C7E5DF Celadon 13-6108 TCX#B8CCBA Canary Green 12-0108 TCX#D6DEC9 Almost Aqua 13-6006 TCX#CAD3C1 Whisper Green 12-5404 TCX#E0E6D7 Celadon Tint 13-6105 TCX#CBCEBE Dewkist 13-0107 TCX#C4D1C2 Clearly Aqua 12-5504 TCX#CEE1D4 Misty Jade 13-6008 TCX#BCD9C8 Subtle Green 14-6008 TCX#B5CBBB Gossamer Green 13-5907 TCX#B2CFBE Ambrosia 12-0109 TCX#D2E7CA Spray 13-6007 TCX#BED3BB Pastel Green 13-0116 TCX#B4D3B2 Seacrest 13-0111 TCX#BFD1B3 Sylvan Green 11-0410 TCX#E7EACB Glass Green 11-0205 TCX#ECEAD0 Green Essence 12-0607 TCX#E9EAC8 Ethereal Green 11-0609 TCX#F1ECCA Fog Green 13-0210 TCX#C2CBB4 Tender Greens 13-0212 TCX#C5CFB6 Aloe Wash 13-0608 TCX#D0D3B7 Meadow Mist 12-0106 TCX#D3DEC4 Seafoam Green 12-0313 TCX#CBD5B1 Ballerina 13-2807 TCX#F2CFDC Xenon Blue 14-3949 TCX#B7C0D7 Plein Air 13-4111 TCX#BFCAD6 Halogen Blue 13-3920 TCX#BDC6DC White Alyssum 11-1001 TCX#EFEBE7 Jet Stream 11-0605 TCX#EDE6DE Sweet Cream 11-0106 TCX#F0EAD6 Buttercream 11-0110 TCX#EFE0CD Sugar Swizzle 11-0607 TCX#F3EEE7 Coconut Milk 11-0608 TCX#F0EDE5 Sea Salt 11-1302 TCX#F1E6DE Cannoli Cream 11-4302 TCX#F0EFE2 Tofu 11-4801 TCX#E8E3D9 Pistachio Shell 12-0110 TCX#D7CFBB Marys Rose 12-1813 TCX#F7D1D4 Morganite 12-2901 TCX#DFCDC6 Rose Water 12-2907 TCX#F8E0E7 Almond Milk 12-4301 TCX#D6CEBE Brazilian Sand 13-1308 TCX#DACAB7 Ballet Slipper 13-2808 TCX#EBCED5 Sepia Rose 14-1803 TCX#D4BAB6

Questions about Pantone Beige

What is the most popular Pantone beige?

Pantone 7500 C is the most widely specified Pantone beige in editorial, packaging, and premium brand work - a warm off-white that reads as refined and understated. Pantone 728 C is the most common mid-tone sand beige for coffee and chocolate packaging. Pantone 7527 C is the most popular "quiet luxury" oat beige of the 2020s. Each has a distinct warmth and lightness within the family.

What is the Pantone code for greige?

There is no single "greige" code in Pantone - greige is a category spanning gray-leaning beiges. Pantone Warm Gray 1 C through Warm Gray 6 C are the most common codes used for greige, along with Pantone 7528 C and 7529 C. The best greige for a specific design depends on whether you want a warmer (yellow-leaning) or cooler (gray-leaning) greige, and whether it needs to match another neutral in the palette.

What is the difference between beige and taupe?

In everyday design usage, beige usually implies a warm yellow-orange cast and high lightness (think sand, oatmeal, cream), while taupe implies a slightly darker, cooler, gray-leaning beige (think mushroom, putty, greige). The distinction is not strict in Pantone terms - several codes could reasonably be called either - but the perceptual difference matters in a palette: beige feels warm and inviting, taupe feels sophisticated and slightly cooler.

How many Pantone beiges are there?

The Pantone Matching System includes more than 200 beige-family colors across its Solid Coated and Solid Uncoated libraries. Our catalog shows 210 of them, filterable by lightness band. The exact count depends on where you draw the boundary with white, yellow, and brown - several codes could reasonably be classified as either beige or one of its neighbors.

Why does beige look different on every screen?

Beige is unusually sensitive to display color temperature and ambient lighting. Because beige has low saturation and high lightness, small shifts in the display white point or ambient color of the room translate to visibly different perceived hues. A beige that looks warm and inviting on a calibrated monitor can look greenish on a poorly calibrated phone, and can look completely different under warm incandescent light versus cool daylight. Verify beige on at least two devices and, for critical work, against a printed reference.