Lavender indigo

Lavender indigo is a shade of purple that has a HEX color code of #9457EB.

It is composed of 58.04% red, 34.12% green, and 92.16% blue in the RGB color space, and 37% cyan, 63% magenta, 0% yellow, and 8% black in the CMYK color space.

It has a hue angle of 264.7 degrees, a saturation of 78.7%, and a lightness of 63.1% in the HSL color space.

It is also known as neon purple or amethyst, and it is similar to some shades of Pantone, RAL, and other color matching systems.

Lavender indigo is a cool color, meaning that it has a blue undertone and evokes a sense of calmness, tranquility, and elegance.

This color is often associated with royalty, spirituality, creativity, and mystery.

Lavender indigo is a medium dark color, so it can make a space feel cozy, intimate, or dramatic.

However, it can also make a space feel smaller, so it is best used sparingly or in combination with lighter colors.

Lavender indigo can be a good choice for accent walls, furniture, accessories, or artwork.

• Some flowers, such as lavender, lilac, and wisteria, have lavender indigo petals that give off a pleasant fragrance and attract bees and butterflies.

• Some gemstones, such as amethyst, tanzanite, and iolite, have a lavender indigo hue that reflects light and sparkles.

• Some fabrics, such as silk, velvet, and satin, can be dyed with lavender indigo color to create elegant and luxurious garments and accessories.

• Some cosmetics, such as eyeshadow, lipstick, and nail polish, can use lavender indigo pigment to create a bold and dramatic look for the eyes, lips, and nails.

• Some artworks, such as paintings, drawings, and sculptures, can use lavender indigo color to create contrast, depth, and mood in their compositions.

• If you want to create a harmonious and calm look, you can pair lavender indigo with other shades of purple, such as lilac, mauve, or violet.
  These colors are analogous to lavender indigo, meaning they are close to each other on the color wheel.
  You can also add some white or gray to create a lighter or darker tone of lavender indigo.
  For example, you can wear a lavender indigo dress with a lilac scarf and a gray coat, or paint your walls lavender indigo and decorate with mauve pillows and white curtains.

• If you want to create a vibrant and energetic look, you can pair lavender indigo with colors that are opposite to it on the color wheel, such as yellow, orange, or green.
  These colors are complementary to lavender indigo, meaning they create a strong contrast and make each other stand out.
  You can also add some black or brown to create a deeper or warmer shade of lavender indigo.
  For example, you can wear a lavender indigo shirt with a yellow jacket and a black skirt, or paint your door lavender indigo and add some orange and green plants around it.

• If you want to create a playful and creative look, you can pair lavender indigo with colors that are split-complementary to it, meaning they are on either side of its opposite color on the color wheel.
  For example, you can pair lavender indigo with mustard green and boy red, which are the split-complementary colors of lavender indigo.
  These colors create a dynamic and balanced look that is not too harsh or too dull.
  You can also add some blue or pink to create a cooler or warmer hue of lavender indigo.
  For example, you can wear a lavender indigo sweater with a mustard green hat and a boy red scarf, or paint your furniture lavender indigo and add some blue and pink accessories to it.