60 Shades of Ash Color

Ash sits somewhere between cool grey and soft white, named after the fine powder fire leaves behind. There’s a subtle blue or green undertone hiding in most ash shades, and that’s exactly what separates them from boring flat grey.This collection runs from pale silver-grey to deep charcoal. All hex codes and color values included so you can match these shades precisely across print and screen.

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Ash Blue Color
Ash Blue (#c0c6c9) is a pale blue-grey with a soft lavender undertone, calming without going clinical. Spa brands, bathroom walls, and dark-mode UI accents all rely on it because it does its job without drawing attention to itself.
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Ash Rose Color
The pink that’s been around. Ash Rose color (#b5817d) is a dusty mauve with brown undertones, polished the way only slightly muted colors can be. Wedding designers love it because it photographs well in every lighting condition and plays nice with almost anything next to it.
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Light Green Ash Color
Light green ash is a pale, cool grey-green, like ash dusted over sage. Soft and calming, the light green ash color makes a serene, natural background for a minimal design.
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Ash White Color
Ash White is a warm off-white with a soft grey-gold undertone, like pale wood ash cooled in the hearth. It’s gentle and earthy. The Ash White color settles a room with quiet, natural warmth.
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Blue Ashes Color
Blue ashes was an old pigment name attached to copper-based blues that painters used before better options arrived. This Blue Ashes color is a muted steel blue, dimmed as though smoke passed over it.
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Ash Grey Color
Wood ash is genuinely grey, but this Ash Grey leans warm enough to sit closer to greige than cinder. The hex code #c1b5a9 gives a gentle sandy neutral rather than anything cold.