89 Shades of Orchid Color

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

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Orchid Color
Orchid takes its name from the flower, first logged as a color word in 1915, though this version leans more periwinkle-blue than the classic pinkish orchid. The flower’s own name traces back to a Greek word for the shape of its tubers. The orchid color makes a soft, dreamy accent that feels both floral and futuristic.
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Medium Orchid Color
The CSS named-color list borrowed “medium orchid” from Sinclair Paints, capturing the vivid petals of a Cattleya tropical orchid. Medium orchid color (#ba55d3) hits bold and a little exotic. Creative and beauty branding both make good use of it.
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Radiant Orchid Color
Pantone crowned Radiant Orchid the 2014 Color of the Year, a warm purple-pink that lit up spring runways from Marc Jacobs to Bottega Veneta. Radiant orchid color (#ad5e99) lands confident and welcoming. Beauty and fashion branding continue to camp here.
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Orchid White Color
White moth orchids hold a warm cream with a faint yellow lip where the pollen sits. Orchid White color (#f1ebd9) takes that soft exotic tone. Serene bathrooms find their ground here.
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Orchid Grey Color
A shaded orchid petal, where the purple loses its brightness. Orchid Grey color (#5e5871) is a muted violet with real depth. Studies and accent walls suit it better than whole rooms.
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Black Orchid Color
Black orchids are really deep purple or maroon, and the truly black flower remains a collector’s myth. Black Orchid color plays along with a dark slate purple-grey, dusky enough to pass for the legend at a distance.