33 Shades of Vintage Color

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

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#669699

Vintage Teal Color
1950s bathroom tile, minus the ceramic shine. Vintage teal color (#669699) is having its longest comeback in a decade, appearing on cabinet fronts, Chemex kettles, and any packaging that wants to feel like it predates the internet. Underrated with brass.
#f4efe4

Vintage White Color
Warm, aged, and slightly yellowed, like old book pages or antique linen. Vintage white color (#f4efe4) is the default background for anything meant to feel handcrafted or heritage. Modern kitchens and tech products should steer clear.
#87b8b5

Vintage Blue Color
A dusty, muted blue-green with a chalky finish. Vintage blue color (#87b8b5) is old Delft porcelain and mid-century enamel bathtubs. Anchors nicely against brass, cream, and warm wood.
#9e3641

Vintage Red Color
Vintage red is a deep, wine-stained crimson with a touch of brown, like an old velvet theater seat. The vintage red color carries a nostalgic, aged quality. Vintage red #9e3641 grounds a heritage brand with warmth and depth.
#b79e78

Vintage Gold Color
Vintage gold is a soft, dusty tan-gold, the color of aged parchment or a faded gilt frame. The vintage gold color carries warmth and history. Vintage gold #b79e78 pairs beautifully with deep green and cream for an heirloom look.
#ffb05f

Vintage Orange Color
A 1970s Tupperware canister in avocado-gold-orange kitchen splendor. Vintage orange color (#ffb05f) has a nostalgic, cozy quality. Brown and cream pair naturally; add wood-grain texture for the full effect.