Seafoam Breeze Color Palette
The official color guide for Seafoam Breeze. Soft, dreamy tones optimized for ocean, aesthetic design, and visual harmony.
Introduction
Seafoam Breeze is a defining palette in the ocean aesthetic. Popularized by Coastal in 2019, this collection brings a gentle, soothing vibe to any project.
With a primary hue of #e0f7fa, it offers a soft alternative to harsh saturated colors.
Perfect for backgrounds, illustrations, and calming UI elements, Seafoam Breeze creates an inviting atmosphere.
Color Analysis
A breakdown of the verified hex codes and their specific roles.
| Preview | Role | Hex | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary | #e0f7fa |
224, 247, 250 | |
| Secondary | #b2ebf2 |
178, 235, 242 | |
| Accent | #80deea |
128, 222, 234 | |
| Complement | #4dd0e1 |
77, 208, 225 |
Trends & Psychology
Soft Focus
Pastel colors like #e0f7fa are known to have a calming effect on the viewer, reducing visual stress and creating a sense of safety and openness.
Global Appeal
Brazil has seen a rising trend in summer fashion collections and beachwear using these exact tones.
Implementation Guide
Use these snippets to add Seafoam Breeze to your stylesheet.
CSS Variables
:root {
/* Seafoam Breeze Variables */
--pastel-1: #e0f7fa;
--pastel-2: #b2ebf2;
--pastel-3: #80deea;
--pastel-4: #4dd0e1;
}Frequently Asked Questions
Pastel colors are generally too light for body text on white backgrounds. Use them for backgrounds or large headlines on dark backgrounds.