15 Shades of Aquarelle Color

Explore different types of Aquarelle colors for your website, brand or any project.

  1. #d8e1f1

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    Aquarelle Purple Color

    Aquarelle is the French word for watercolor, and this shade looks like a wash of thin paint on paper. Aquarelle Purple color is a pale, cool lavender-blue, soft and airy, with more blue than purple.

  2. #bfe0e4

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    Aquarelle Blue Color

    Aquarelle takes its name from watercolor painting, and the Aquarelle Blue color has that washed, translucent quality, a pale aqua that looks wet on the wall. It cools a sunroom instantly. Layer it with white wicker for a breezy porch feel.

  3. #fedddd

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    Aquarelle Red Color

    Calling this red is generous. Aquarelle Red is a watercolor wash of rose, diluted until only a blush survives. Invitations and packaging use tints like this to warm white stock.

  4. #e2f4e4

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    Aquarelle Green Color

    Aquarelle Green is a watery, transparent mint, named for the French word for watercolor. At #e2f4e4 it looks like a wash of green pigment thinned nearly to nothing. It brings a soft, hand-painted freshness to a sunroom.

  5. #f4eeda

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    Aquarelle Yellow Color

    Aquarelle is the French word for watercolor, and this cream is what a yellow wash looks like when it’s mostly water. Aquarelle Yellow color (#f4eeda) sits near CSS oldlace (#fdf5e6), a warm off-white. It looks like cold-pressed watercolor paper and glows ivory under lamps.

  6. #fbe9de

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    Aquarelle Pink Color

    Aquarelle is the French word for watercolor, and this pale peachy-pink has exactly that quality, thin, washed-in, and translucent. The aquarelle pink color looks like pigment that was diluted until only a trace remained on the paper.

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