13 Shades of Placebo Color

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

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Placebo Magenta Color
A placebo contains no active ingredient, and this magenta contains almost no magenta. Placebo Magenta color (#fcebf4) is a near-white pink with blue at 244, close to CSS lavenderblush (#fff0f5). The joke in the name is the best part.
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Placebo Red Color
Placebo Red is the faintest possible pink-white, a blush so pale it might be a trick of the eye, which suits the “placebo” name perfectly. Rather than the shifting blue-black art paint Stuart Semple made with the band Placebo, this is barely-there rosy cream. The Placebo Red color hex makes a soft, warm neutral for a calm bedroom.
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Placebo Purple Color
Placebo Purple is a barely-there lilac-white, so faint it teases at purple without delivering it, living up to its name. The tint functions as a cool near-white. It suits airy, clean spaces.
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Placebo Pink Color
Barely more than white, with a cool lilac blush running through it. Placebo Pink warms bedrooms and dressing rooms and carries a faint, dreamy sweetness.
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Placebo Orange Color
There’s almost no orange in Placebo Orange, and that’s the joke. The color is a warm off-white like cotton rag paper; whatever orange you think you see is the placebo working on your brain through the name.
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Placebo Blue Color
The pale, calm blue-white of a clear winter sky at the horizon. Placebo blue color (#ebf4fc) lands soothing and clean. Wellness, medical, and airy tech design all pull it.
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Placebo Green Color
Sugar pills in medical trials work through belief alone, pale and unremarkable in the pill bottle. Placebo Green color (#ebfcec) is a barely-there mint-white. A clinic-clean bathroom freshens up here.
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Placebo Yellow Color
The placebo effect produces measurable physical improvement from an inert treatment, and it works to some degree even when patients know they’re taking a sugar pill. Placebo Yellow color is almost nothing at all, a pale off-white with the barest yellow hint. The near-blank shade suits a name built around something that shouldn’t work but does.