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Smoked Glass Hues

Sophisticated, understated tones resembling the subtle, shifting shades of smoked glass.

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A bolder treatment that stretches the primary and secondary colors across a full gradient banner.

Data visualization

#1F2B37#44505B#6D7983#A1ABAE#CDD4D7

Palette guide

How to use Smoked Glass Hues

Overview

The Smoked Glass Hues palette offers a sophisticated and understated range of cool grays with subtle blue undertones, mirroring the sleekness of smoked glass. From the deep, grounding #1F2B37 to the lighter, ethereal #CDD4D7, including versatile mid-tones like #44505B and #6D7983, this collection is perfect for projects seeking a modern, minimalist, or industrial aesthetic. Designers can use these shades to create clean, professional interfaces or elegant, calming environments. Developers will find them highly adaptable for UI design, ensuring a contemporary and cohesive look across various digital platforms, particularly for dark mode adaptations or corporate branding.

Best used for

  • Modern corporate websites
  • Tech and software interfaces
  • Industrial design presentations
  • Minimalist branding
  • Automotive or luxury product sites
  • Data visualization dashboards

Suggested color roles

primary

#1F2B37 - A strong, deep blue-gray, excellent for main headers, navigation, or as a sophisticated background for dark themes.

secondary

#44505B - Use for subheadings, sidebars, or content panels to add depth while maintaining a sleek, professional look.

accent

#6D7983 - A versatile mid-tone for subtle highlights, borders, or interactive elements that require a muted accent.

background

#CDD4D7 - A very light, crisp background, ideal for main content areas, providing clarity and an airy feel.

text

#1F2B37 - Provides excellent contrast on lighter backgrounds like #CDD4D7, ensuring readability for body text and titles.

Accessibility notes

  • Ensure #6D7983 text has sufficient contrast against lighter backgrounds like #A1ABAE or #CDD4D7.
  • The darkest shades, #1F2B37 and #44505B, provide excellent contrast for white or very light text.
  • Avoid using #A1ABAE for small text on #CDD4D7 as contrast will be insufficient.
  • Test interactive elements to ensure their color states meet WCAG contrast guidelines for usability.

Recommended combinations

Modern Foundation

A classic dark header/text on light background with a mid-tone for secondary elements.

#1F2B37 · #CDD4D7 · #44505B

UI Clarity

Ideal for clean user interfaces, providing clear separation and a professional appearance.

#CDD4D7 · #1F2B37 · #6D7983

Industrial Edge

Creates a layered, sleek look for dashboards or technical documentation.

#44505B · #A1ABAE · #1F2B37

CSS variables

:root {
  --smoked-glass-hues-1: #1F2B37;
  --smoked-glass-hues-2: #44505B;
  --smoked-glass-hues-3: #6D7983;
  --smoked-glass-hues-4: #A1ABAE;
  --smoked-glass-hues-5: #CDD4D7;
}

Tailwind config

theme: {
  extend: {
    colors: {
      "smoked-glass-hues": {
        1: "#1F2B37",
        2: "#44505B",
        3: "#6D7983",
        4: "#A1ABAE",
        5: "#CDD4D7",
      }
    }
  }
}

Related searches

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Palette colors

Hex values

Color 1#1F2B37
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Color 2#44505B
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Color 3#6D7983
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Color 4#A1ABAE
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Color 5#CDD4D7
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Accessibility

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