Magnolia

Magnolia is a color that is named after the flowering plant of the same name.

It is a light, creamy color that can have different shades depending on the country and the context.

For example, in the UK, magnolia is defined by British Standard BS 08B15 as a warm cream with a slight yellow tint.

In Australia, magnolia is a more saturated color with a greenish hue.

In the US, magnolia is not a common color name, but it may refer to a very pale purple or lavender color.

Magnolia is often used as a neutral or warm color for interior walls, especially in the UK, where it is considered the 'standard' color of household paint.

Magnolia is also associated with the flowers of the magnolia tree, which are usually white or pink and have a sweet fragrance.

Magnolia flowers are symbols of purity, dignity, and nobility in many cultures.