Smoked Salmon Palette

Actual smoked salmon on a plate — a specific coral-pink with genuine smoky-brown undertone, distinct from a generic peachy pink.

#4A2E24

smoked-brown edge

HSL 16° 35% 22%

12.3:1 on white

#8A5240

deep salmon

HSL 15° 37% 40%

6.2:1 on white

#C97B5F

salmon

HSL 16° 50% 58%

3.2:1 on white

#E8A98A

light salmon

HSL 20° 67% 73%

2.0:1 on white

#F5D4C0

pale salmon highlight

HSL 23° 73% 86%

1.4:1 on white

Using this palette

The brown-tinged dark swatch (#4A2E24) is doing specific representational work — actual smoked salmon has a genuinely darker, browner edge where the smoking process colors the flesh, and including that rather than jumping straight to pink is what separates this from peach-fuzz's cleaner pink-orange ramp or a generic 'salmon color' guess. #4A2E24 is dark enough to anchor copy against the lighter four here. Suits culinary/seafood branding, or any interior/product context wanting the specific dusty coral-pink named after this fish rather than a brighter, more generic peach or coral tone.