Salmon pink

Salmon pink is a light pink color that resembles the flesh of a salmon fish.
It was first used as a color name in English in 1776.
Salmon pink has a hexadecimal code of #ff91a4 and RGB values of 255, 145, and 164.
It is a very bright and saturated color, with a hue angle of 349.6 degrees and a lightness of 78.4%.
Salmon pink is also the color of some wild salmon that eat crustaceans like shrimp and krill, which contain orange-red pigments called carotenoids.
Salmon pink is a cheerful and lively color that can be used to create contrast or harmony with other colors.

• The flesh of salmon fish, which gives the color its name.

• The petals of some flowers, such as roses, peonies, and carnations.

• The sky at sunrise or sunset, when the sun casts a warm glow over the clouds.

• The skin of some fruits, such as grapefruit, papaya, and guava.

• Eggplant: Eggplant is a dark, muted purple that creates the perfect backdrop for salmon pink.
  It has an air of sophistication and luxury that can help bring out the warmth and elegance of salmon pink.
  You can wear an eggplant dress with salmon pink accessories, such as a scarf, a clutch, or a pair of shoes.
  You can also paint your walls in eggplant and use salmon pink as an accent color for your curtains, cushions, or rugs.

• Purple: Purple is one of the colors that perfectly complement salmon pink, creating an atmosphere of sophistication and luxury.
  Purple and salmon pink are both derived from red, but they have different tones and saturations.
  Purple is cooler and darker, while salmon pink is warmer and lighter.
  You can use purple and salmon pink together to create a harmonious and balanced color scheme.
  You can wear a purple blouse with a salmon pink skirt, or a purple sweater with salmon pink jeans.
  You can also use purple and salmon pink as the main colors for your bedroom or living room, and add some white or silver accents for contrast.

• Coral: Coral is a bright and cheerful color that can enhance the vibrancy and freshness of salmon pink.
  Coral and salmon pink are both variations of orange, but they have different hues and values.
  Coral is more reddish and vivid, while salmon pink is more yellowish and soft.
  You can use coral and salmon pink together to create a lively and playful color scheme.
  You can wear a coral jacket with a salmon pink dress, or a coral shirt with salmon pink shorts.
  You can also use coral and salmon pink as the main colors for your kitchen or bathroom, and add some green or blue accents for a tropical feel.

• Muted Yellow: Muted yellow is a pale and subtle color that can create a soothing and relaxing effect with salmon pink.
  Muted yellow and salmon pink are both warm and light colors, but they have different shades and tints.
  Muted yellow is more greenish and pastel, while salmon pink is more orangish and bright.
  You can use muted yellow and salmon pink together to create a soft and cozy color scheme.
  You can wear a muted yellow cardigan with a salmon pink top, or a muted yellow scarf with a salmon pink coat.
  You can also use muted yellow and salmon pink as the main colors for your nursery or office, and add some brown or beige accents for a natural look.

• Tacao: Tacao is a peachy-orange color that can create a sweet and romantic effect with salmon pink.
  Tacao and salmon pink are both warm and medium colors, but they have different saturations and chromas.
  Tacao is more orange and dull, while salmon pink is more pink and bright.
  You can use tacao and salmon pink together to create a cute and charming color scheme.
  You can wear a tacao dress with salmon pink shoes, or a tacao blouse with salmon pink pants.
  You can also use tacao and salmon pink as the main colors for your wedding or party, and add some gold or cream accents for a glamorous look.