Alabastine
#EDEAE0  ·  hsl(46.2, 26.5%, 90.4%)
Tints & Shades
#49422A
#756944
#A0915D
#BAAF89
#D4CCB4
#EDEAE0
#F0EDE5
#F2F0E9
#F5F3EE
#F8F7F3
#FBFAF7
Color Values
Hex #EDEAE0
RGB 237, 234, 224
HSL hsl(46.2, 26.5%, 90.4%)
CMYK 0%, 1%, 5%, 7%
CSS Variable
--color-alabastine: #EDEAE0;
Contrast Checker
On White
Zarighar
Bridal & formal wear
1.2:1 ratio
AA Normal ✗ AA Large ✗ AAA ✗
On Black
Zarighar
Bridal & formal wear
17.45:1 ratio
AA Normal ✓ AA Large ✓ AAA ✓
About this color

Alabastine — Alabaster may be one of several different minerals or stones, but alabastine refers to an extremely specific product. During the early 20th century, alabastine was a gypsum blend that was often used to build interior walls and features heavily in late Victorian and early Gilded Age architecture. Alabastine White provides that same cool stability to any design today.

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