Bone

Bone is a light grayish orange color that resembles the color of human or animal bones.

The hexadecimal code for bone is #E3DAC9, which means it is composed of 89.02% red, 85.49% green and 78.82% blue in the RGB color space.

In the CMYK color space, bone has 0% cyan, 4% magenta, 11% yellow and 11% black.

Bone is a shade of beige, which is a neutral color that can create a warm and cozy atmosphere.

Bone can be paired with complementary colors like azureish white or analogous colors like alabaster.

• For clothing, bone can be a versatile color that can match with many other colors.
  For example, a bone-colored coat can look chic and sophisticated with a lavender dress and a bright gray scarf.
  A bone-colored shirt can look casual and cool with dark brown pants and a azureish white jacket.
  A bone-colored hat can add a touch of warmth and style to any outfit.

• For interior design, bone can be a great choice for walls, furniture, or accessories.
  For example, a bone-colored sofa can look cozy and inviting with azureish white pillows and a bright gray blanket.
  A bone-colored wall can look elegant and spacious with lavender curtains and alabaster accents.
  A bone-colored rug can add a touch of texture and comfort to any room.

• For graphic design, bone can be a good background color that can highlight other colors or elements.
  For example, a bone-colored poster can look attractive and eye-catching with a dark brown logo and a lavender slogan.
  A bone-colored website can look clean and professional with a bright gray header and a azureish white footer.
  A bone-colored card can look simple and classy with a lavender border and a bright gray text.