Champagne Color Meaning | Connotations & Hex

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If you’re looking for a neutral with a touch of elegance and luxury, champagne might be just the color for your project.

Quillbot’s free Color Palette Generator can extract the color codes from an image featuring the color champagne.

A close up of champagne in an elegant crystal glass

Key takeaways
  • Champagne is a pale yellowish-beige or light, muted gold often associated with luxury, refinement, celebration, and understated sophistication.
  • Champagne works well as a warm neutral in branding and interior design, especially when paired with darker, richer colors.

What color is champagne?

Colors described as “champagne” are usually a pale yellowish-beige or light, muted gold. Products that come in champagne colors often have a shiny or metallic finish.

Silky champagne-colored fabric

What does champagne symbolize?

Champagne is a warm, elegant neutral associated with luxury, refinement, celebration, and understated sophistication.

In branding design, you can use champagne to:

  • Suggest quality, exclusivity, and premium positioning
  • Create a softer, warmer alternative to white, cream, or beige
  • Give beauty, fashion, hospitality, or lifestyle branding a graceful, celebratory character

In interior design, you can use champagne to:

  • Create a calm, inviting neutral backdrop
  • Introduce a subtle sense of opulence through metallic, satin, or glossy finishes
  • Lighten and soften palettes built around darker or richer colors

Champagne color code

Champagne is not a named CSS color. Champagne hex codes include:

  • #F7E7CE
  • #F3E5AB
  • #FAD6A5

These named CSS colors could be described as “champagne”:

  • PapayaWhip #FFEFD5
  • AntiqueWhite #FAEBD7
  • BlanchedAlmond #FFEBCD

Color codes that produce champagne colors

Color conversion

#F7E7CE
Format Value
HEX F7E7CE
RGB 247, 231, 206
RGB Percent 97%, 91%, 81%
CMYK 0, 0.06, 0.17, 0.03
HSL 37°, 72%, 89%

Color variations

Tints

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Shades

  • #f3dbb4 • Click to copy
  • #efce9a • Click to copy
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  • #e6b565 • Click to copy
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Tones

  • #a7711b • Click to copy
  • #ab7826 • Click to copy
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Champagne color palette

Here are some champagne color combinations to give you inspiration for building your own champagne color palettes.

Champagne, navy, burgundy, and charcoal for quality, exclusivity, and premium positioning

Color that combine well with champagne

To enter these colors in Quillbot’s free online Color Wheel, use the hex codes #F7E7CE for champagne, #14213D for navy, #6E2F3A for burgundy, and #2B2B2B for charcoal.

Champagne, plum, rose, and gold for sophisticated celebration

Three colors you can pair with champagne

To enter these colors in Quillbot’s color wheel tool, use the hex codes #F7E7CE for champagne, #5A3045 for plum, #C98F9E for rose, and #C9A86A for gold.

Champagne, chocolate, raspberry, and caramel for luscious indulgence

Champagne color combination ideas

To enter these colors in Quillbot’s color wheel, use the hex codes #F7E7CE for champagne, #5A3A2E for chocolate, #A63D5A for raspberry, and #C48A52 for caramel.

#F7E7CE
  • Mono
  • Analogous
  • Complementary

Frequently asked questions about the color champagne

What are the champagne RGB values?

Champagne is not a named CSS color, but champagne RGB values for a yellowish-beige champagne color are:

  • (247, 231, 206)

To view this color, enter the equivalent hex code, #F7E7CE, into Quillbot’s free online Color Wheel tool.


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