Linen

Linen is a color that is named after the fabric made from flax fibers, which has been used by people for more than 30,000 years.

It is a bright, pale brownish shade of white with the hex code #FAF0E6, similar to colors such as seashell and old lace.

Linen is also a light grayish orange with a hue angle of 30 degrees, a saturation of 66.7% and a lightness of 94.1%.

All of these shades work beautifully together as they come from a natural, complementary palette.

To achieve pure white linen, the fabric has to be bleached.

Linen is a color that evokes a sense of simplicity, elegance and naturalness.

It is often used in home textiles, clothing and interior design to create a cozy, relaxed and inviting atmosphere.

Linen is also a versatile color that can match well with warm or cool tones, depending on the desired mood and style.

Linen is a color that celebrates the beauty and durability of one of the oldest and most sustainable fabrics in the world.

• A linen shirt or dress that is comfortable and breathable in summer.

• A linen tablecloth or napkin will add elegance and simplicity to the dining table.

• Sofa or pillow made of linen will create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in the living room.

• A linen curtain or blind that filters the sunlight and provides privacy in a bedroom.

• Linen paper or envelope with a smooth and textured surface for writing or mailing.

• Linen canvas or paint can gives a soft and natural look to an artwork.

• A candle or soap made from linen that has a subtle and soothing fragrance.

• Linen bag or basket, durable and versatile for storing or carrying items.

• A linen flower or plant with delicate and graceful petals or leaves.