7 Shades of Emulsion Color

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

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Blue Emulsion Color
Old photographic gelatin emulsion carries a cool blue-green cast on unexposed film. Blue Emulsion color (#d1edef) takes that pale darkroom tint. Bright clean spaces cool down here.
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Pink Emulsion Color
Pink Emulsion is a milky pale pink with faint peach warmth, so light it barely separates from a warm white. The name nods to smooth wall paint, and the shade is about as unassuming.
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Green Emulsion Color
Green Emulsion is a pale mint with a milky, matte finish, the “emulsion” name borrowing the British word for water-based wall paint. It has a soft, chalky freshness. The Green Emulsion color suits a clean, cottage-style room.
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Red Emulsion Color
Red paint stirred into a bucket of white emulsion. Red Emulsion color (#e9dbde) works as a warm off-white with a rosy hint. Use it where stark white feels too cold.
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Yellow Emulsion Color
Emulsion is British for water-based wall paint, and this color is the tin of off-white every landlord buys. Yellow Emulsion color (#f0f0d9) is a pale cream with a hint of green-yellow, close to CSS beige. It yellows further under warm bulbs.
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Purple Emulsion Color
In Britain, “emulsion” is the everyday word for wall paint, and this pale shade looks just like a tin of soft lilac. Purple Emulsion color is a light pinkish lavender, muted and gentle, almost a neutral.