28 Shades of Porcelain Color

Matching porcelain is one of those tasks that sounds easy until you actually try it. What seems like simple off-white in your head might carry warm ivory undertones, faint pink hints, or a cool gray cast once you put swatches side by side. This collection of porcelain color shades sorts through those subtle differences, with hex codes and RGB values for every variation.

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White Porcelain Color
The smooth calm of a glazed Meissen teacup catching afternoon light. White porcelain color (#f8fbf8) carries the faintest green-cool edge. Premium and minimal design pull it as a refined background.
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Porcelain Green Color
Porcelain Green color code #118c7e is a saturated jade-teal, nothing like the pale grey-green of celadon porcelain. If you want the glaze, go much lighter. If you want bold bathroom tile with a little vintage swagger, this is the one.
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Porcelain Blue Color
Porcelain Blue color (#95c0cb) is a pale gray aqua, much lighter and greener than the cobalt on Chinese blue-and-white porcelain. It sits closer to a sun-faded duck egg. Daylight cools it further, and warm light tips it green.
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Grey Porcelain Color
Unglazed stoneware clay dries to a warm matte grey-tan before it hits the kiln. Grey Porcelain color at #86837a takes that raw ceramic tone from a Jingdezhen studio. A potter’s-studio interior grounds itself here.
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Porcelain Pink Color
Porcelain Pink is barely pink, since #ecd9b9 is a warm ivory-beige like the unglazed bisque under a china doll’s paint. The Porcelain Pink color carries more yellow than red, so it behaves like a creamy neutral. Order it expecting a cream wall and you’ll be happy.