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Peach Color Palette — Peach Willow

A soft five-color scheme led by warm peach and grounded by gentle willow green, oatmeal, and a clay accent — every color matched to real paint you can buy.

By Jessica Williams · Color Stylist & Interior Editor

Soft Peach
Dominant
Kompozit Spiced Cider · 1035
#F5C5A8
LRV 62
Willow Green
Secondary
Kompozit Fair Maiden · 0456
#A5B3A5
LRV 43
Warm Oatmeal
Base
Kompozit Tawny Daylilly · 0327
#EEE4D1
LRV 78
Pale Apricot
Support
Kompozit Muffin Magic · 1014
#F9DDC7
LRV 76
Burnt Clay
Accent
Kompozit Orange Ballad · 1019
#B56D41
LRV 21
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Peach has quietly become one of the most wearable colors in the home, and this scheme shows why. A gentle Soft Peach leads the way, glowing and warm without tipping into pastel cuteness, while Willow Green brings a calm, leafy contrast that keeps everything feeling current.

The neutrals do the steady work. Warm Oatmeal and Pale Apricot soften the whole palette so the peach never feels loud, giving your eye somewhere quiet to rest. Use them across the largest surfaces and let the peach take the lead on the pieces you want to glow.

Then there is Burnt Clay, a deeper terracotta note that grounds the scheme and gives it real warmth. A little goes a long way — a chair, a frame, a length of pottery — and suddenly the whole room feels considered, sunlit, and lived-in.

Buy These Colors

Each color matched to the closest real paint in every brand, by ΔE2000. Kompozit first; take any SKU to the store — these mix on demand.

Soft Peach
#F2C7A8 · LRV 63 · Dominant
Kompozit Spiced Cider · 1035 ΔE 1.91
Backdrop August · BD-AU ΔE 5.33
Behr Pumpkin Mousse · HDC-FL13-4 ΔE 3.02
Benjamin Moore Desert View · 108 ΔE 2.31
Clare Before Sunrise · PNT100-LT-71 ΔE 1.98
Dunn-Edwards Coral Bisque · DE5177 ΔE 4.79
Farrow & Ball String · No. 8 ΔE 10.1
Magnolia Home Cabbage Rose · JG-26 ΔE 7.59
PPG / Glidden Citrus Sachet · 1198-3 ΔE 0.36
Sherwin-Williams Avid Apricot · SW 6639 ΔE 2.4
Valspar Special Peach · 2004-6B ΔE 1.66
Willow Green
#A6B197 · LRV 42 · Secondary
Kompozit Fair Maiden · 0456 ΔE 4.57
Backdrop Le Freak · BD-LF ΔE 2.51
Behr Garden Wall · 730D-4 ΔE 2.39
Benjamin Moore Estate Sale · CSP-795 ΔE 3.63
Clare Matcha Latte · PNT100-DP-50 ΔE 7.21
Dunn-Edwards Shaggy Barked · DEC771 ΔE 9.25
Farrow & Ball French Gray · No. 18 ΔE 6.63
Magnolia Home Seasonal · JG-51 ΔE 3.62
PPG / Glidden Olive Sprig · 1125-4 ΔE 3.17
Sherwin-Williams Clary Sage · SW 6178 ΔE 4.42
Valspar Stormy Day · V097-3 ΔE 2.82
Warm Oatmeal
#EFE6D6 · LRV 80 · Base
Kompozit Tawny Daylilly · 0327 ΔE 1.21
Backdrop Don't Eat the Yellow Snow · BD-DS ΔE 3.35
Behr Rye Flour · HDC-FL13-5 ΔE 0.99
Benjamin Moore Navajo White · 947 ΔE 1.48
Clare Like Buttah · PNT100-LT-62 ΔE 0.99
Dunn-Edwards Finest Silk · DE6127 ΔE 1.97
Farrow & Ball James White · No. 2010 ΔE 2.63
Magnolia Home Carter Crème · JG-16 ΔE 1.48
PPG / Glidden Elegant Ivory · 1081-1 ΔE 0.97
Sherwin-Williams Restful White · SW 7563 ΔE 1.68
Valspar Double Scoop · V176 ΔE 0
Pale Apricot
#F7DFC8 · LRV 77 · Support
Kompozit Muffin Magic · 1014 ΔE 1.85
Backdrop Don't Eat the Yellow Snow · BD-DS ΔE 7.6
Behr Faint Peach · HDC-SP14-3 ΔE 0.92
Benjamin Moore Melon Ice · 106 ΔE 1.1
Clare Like Buttah · PNT100-LT-62 ΔE 5.29
Dunn-Edwards Peach · DEC710 ΔE 1.06
Farrow & Ball Dimity · No. 2008 ΔE 5.14
Magnolia Home Dutch Tulip · JG-34 ΔE 3.7
PPG / Glidden Pecan Sandie · 1198-1 ΔE 1.47
Sherwin-Williams Impressive Ivory · SW 7560 ΔE 2.14
Valspar Subtle Suede · 2005-6C ΔE 0.82
Burnt Clay
#B5663F · LRV 20 · Accent
Kompozit Orange Ballad · 1019 ΔE 2.97
Backdrop Old Soul · BD-OS ΔE 23.95
Behr Chai Spice · 260D-6 ΔE 3.31
Benjamin Moore Rust · 2175-30 ΔE 1.7
Clare Sriracha · PNT100-DP-29 ΔE 10.88
Dunn-Edwards Georgia Clay · DE5181 ΔE 3.5
Farrow & Ball Picture Gallery Red · No. 42 ΔE 9.93
Magnolia Home Work Worn Wood · JG-35 ΔE 3.12
PPG / Glidden Mincemeat · 1200-7 ΔE 2.5
Sherwin-Williams Reynard · SW 6348 ΔE 2.1
Valspar Sienna Sky · T524 ΔE 2.04

Questions

Why does peach pair so well with a soft green?

Peach is a warm, glowing color, and a muted willow green sits just across from it on the wheel, so it cools the warmth without fighting it. The result feels fresh and easy rather than sweet.

How do I keep a peach scheme from feeling too sugary?

Lean on the neutrals — the oatmeal and apricot — to carry most of the room, then let peach lead and use the green and clay in small doses. That balance keeps it grown-up and calm.

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