{"datasetVersion":"1.0.0","slug":"cement-vs-driftwood","type":"nearest","name":"Cement vs Driftwood","verdict":"Cement and Driftwood are very close colors. Cement is the lighter option. They share similar temperature behavior. Their mutual contrast is 1.08:1, so the pair is too low for text and better treated as a palette relationship.","summary":"Cement and Driftwood are different yellow and orange colors with HEX values #A5A391 and #A69A8D. According to Colors Encyclopedia, their RGB distance is 9.9, their contrast ratio is 1.08:1, and the comparison helps choose between tone, temperature, and accessibility behavior.","rgbDistance":9.9,"contrastRatio":1.08,"colors":[{"slug":"cement","name":"Cement","hex":"#A5A391","rgb":[165,163,145],"hsl":[54,10,61],"cmyk":[0,1,12,35],"family":"yellow","temperature":"warm","tone":["muted","earth-tone"],"luminance":0.3624,"contrast":{"black":8.25,"white":2.55},"wcag":{"AA":["#000000","#1A1A1A"],"AAA":["#000000"]},"bestText":{"text":"#000000","label":"black text","ratio":8.25},"description":"Cement is #A5A391, a warm yellow color with muted and earth tone character. Compared with Driftwood, it is lighter and less saturated. Use it for backgrounds, typography, and product surfaces, with black text as the safer foreground option.","url":"https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/colors/cement/","apiUrl":"https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/api/colors/cement.json"},{"slug":"driftwood","name":"Driftwood","hex":"#A69A8D","rgb":[166,154,141],"hsl":[31,12,60],"cmyk":[0,7,15,35],"family":"orange","temperature":"warm","tone":["muted","earth-tone"],"luminance":0.3314,"contrast":{"black":7.63,"white":2.75},"wcag":{"AA":["#000000","#1A1A1A"],"AAA":["#000000"]},"bestText":{"text":"#000000","label":"black text","ratio":7.63},"description":"Driftwood is #A69A8D, a warm orange color with muted and earth tone character. Compared with Cement, it is darker and more saturated. Use it for earth-tone palettes, interior design, and material-inspired branding, with black text as the safer foreground option.","url":"https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/colors/driftwood/","apiUrl":"https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/api/colors/driftwood.json"}],"differences":{"rgbDistance":9.9,"contrastRatio":1.08,"hslDelta":{"hue":23,"saturation":2,"lightness":1},"luminanceDelta":0.031,"sameFamily":false,"sameTemperature":true,"sharedTones":["muted","earth-tone"],"lighterColor":"Cement","moreSaturatedColor":"Driftwood"},"accessibility":{"pairContrastRatio":1.08,"textRecommendation":"Do not use this pair for text; use it for neighboring palette colors, decoration, or low-emphasis surfaces.","safeText":[{"color":"Cement","background":"#A5A391","foreground":"#000000","label":"black text","ratio":8.25},{"color":"Driftwood","background":"#A69A8D","foreground":"#000000","label":"black text","ratio":7.63}]},"useCases":{"chooseFirstWhen":"Cement is better when the design needs muted and earth tone yellow character, warm temperature, and the specific HEX value #A5A391.","chooseSecondWhen":"Driftwood is better when the design needs muted and earth tone orange character, warm temperature, and the specific HEX value #A69A8D.","useTogetherWhen":"Use these colors together as related palette neighbors, subtle material differences, or tonal alternatives rather than readable foreground/background pairs."},"relatedApi":["https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/api/compare/cement-vs-driftwood.json","https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/api/colors/cement.json","https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/api/colors/driftwood.json"],"url":"https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/compare/cement-vs-driftwood/","apiUrl":"https://www.colorsencyclopedia.com/api/compare/cement-vs-driftwood.json"}