This list includes 63 Colors that start with B, from “Baby Blue” to “Byzantium”. They span pale pastels, vibrant primaries, warm browns and deep jewel tones used in branding, web design, textiles and art.

Colors that start with B are color names beginning with the letter B, used to identify specific hues. Many carry cultural meaning — for example, “Byzantium” evokes imperial purple and historical prestige.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Hex, RGB, and Color psychology.

Name: The standard color name as commonly used, so you can pick or search by familiar labels.

Hex: The six‑digit hex code gives the exact web color value you can paste into design tools.

RGB: The red‑green‑blue triplet shows digital color composition, useful when you adjust tones in code or editors.

Color psychology: A short summary of common emotional or cultural associations to help you choose tones for projects.

Colors that start with B

NameHexRGBSource
Baby Blue#89CFF0137,207,240Wikipedia / Common
Baker-Miller Pink#FF91AF255,145,175Wikipedia
Banana Mania#FAE7B5250,231,181Crayola
Banana Yellow#FFE135255,225,53Pantone 13-0858 TCX
Barn Red#7C0A02124,10,2Wikipedia / Common
Battleship Grey#848482132,132,130Wikipedia / Common
Beau Blue#BCD4E6188,212,230Wikipedia
Beaver#9F8170159,129,112Crayola
Beige#F5F5DC245,245,220CSS named color
Bisque#FFE4C4255,228,196CSS named color
Bistre#3D2B1F61,43,31Wikipedia
Bittersweet#FE6F5E254,111,94Crayola
Black#0000000,0,0CSS named color
Black Bean#3D0C0261,12,2Wikipedia
Black Coffee#3B302F59,48,47Pantone 19-1111 TCX
Black Coral#54626F84,98,111Wikipedia
Black Olive#3B3C3659,60,54Wikipedia
Blanched Almond#FFEBCD255,235,205CSS named color
Blaze Orange#FF6700255,103,0Wikipedia / Common
Bleu de France#318CE749,140,231Wikipedia
Blizzard Blue#ACE5EE172,229,238Crayola
Blond#FAF0BE250,240,190Wikipedia / Common
Blood Red#880808136,8,8Wikipedia / Common
Blue#0000FF0,0,255CSS named color
Blue Bell#A2A2D0162,162,208Crayola
Blue Gray#6699CC102,153,204Crayola
Blue Green#0D98BA13,152,186Crayola
Blue Jeans#5DADEC93,173,236Crayola
Blue Sapphire#12618018,97,128Pantone 18-4231 TCX
Blue Violet#8A2BE2138,43,226CSS named color
Blue Yonder#5072A780,114,167Crayola
Blush#DE5D83222,93,131Wikipedia
Bole#79443B121,68,59Wikipedia
Bondi Blue#0095B60,149,182Wikipedia
Bone#E3DAC9227,218,201Wikipedia / Common
Boston University Red#CC0000204,0,0Wikipedia
Bottle Green#006A4E0,106,78Wikipedia / Common
Boysenberry#873260135,50,96Wikipedia
Brandeis Blue#0070FF0,112,255Wikipedia
Brandy#87413F135,65,63Wikipedia
Brass#B5A642181,166,66Wikipedia / Common
Brick Red#CB4154203,65,84Crayola
Bright Maroon#C32148195,33,72Crayola
Bright Navy Blue#1974D225,116,210Crayola
Bright Pink#FF007F255,0,127Crayola
Bright Turquoise#08E8DE8,232,222Crayola
Bright Yellow#FFAA1D255,170,29Crayola
Brilliant Lavender#F4B2F4244,178,244Crayola
Brink Pink#FB607F251,96,127Crayola
British Racing Green#0042250,66,37Wikipedia / RAL 6005
Bronze#CD7F32205,127,50Wikipedia / Common
Brown#A52A2A165,42,42CSS named color
Brown Sugar#AF6E4D175,110,77Crayola
Bubble Gum#FFC1CC255,193,204Crayola
Bud Green#7BB661123,182,97Crayola
Buff#F0DC82240,220,130Wikipedia / Common
Burgundy#800020128,0,32Wikipedia / Common
Burlywood#DEB887222,184,135CSS named color
Burnt Orange#CC5500204,85,0Wikipedia / Common
Burnt Sienna#E97451233,116,81Crayola
Burnt Umber#8A3324138,51,36Crayola
Byzantine#BD33A4189,51,164Wikipedia
Byzantium#702963112,41,99Wikipedia

Descriptions

Baby Blue
A soft, pale blue suggesting innocence and tranquility. Popular for nurseries and calming designs.
Baker-Miller Pink
A specific pink tone known for its supposed calming effect, sometimes used in institutional settings.
Banana Mania
A pale, creamy yellow reminiscent of a banana peel. Evokes a fun, sweet, and cheerful energy.
Banana Yellow
A bright, vibrant yellow like a ripe banana. Associated with happiness, energy, and tropical themes.
Barn Red
A deep, dark red commonly used to paint barns. A rustic, traditional color that feels dependable and nostalgic.
Battleship Grey
A medium-dark gray, like the paint on naval warships. Communicates strength, pragmatism, and an industrial feel.
Beau Blue
A very light, soft grayish-blue. A delicate and calming color that works well as a subtle, cool neutral.
Beaver
A grayish-brown shade resembling beaver fur. A warm, earthy neutral that feels dependable and solid.
Beige
A pale sandy brown, often seen as neutral and calming. Widely used in interior design for its versatility.
Bisque
A pale, pinkish-brown, like creamy bisque soup. A very light, warm neutral that is soft and inviting.
Bistre
A very dark, grayish brown made from soot. Conveys a sense of history, tradition, and seriousness.
Bittersweet
A bright reddish-orange, like the berries of the bittersweet vine. A vibrant, energetic color that grabs attention.
Black
The absence of light. Associated with power, elegance, formality, and mystery. A staple in all design.
Black Bean
A very dark, rich brown, almost black. A sophisticated and grounding color that adds serious weight.
Black Coffee
A deep, dark brown, like a strong cup of coffee. A sober, sophisticated neutral that feels robust and professional.
Black Coral
A dark, grayish cyan-blue. A cool, serious color that feels modern, technical, and stable.
Black Olive
A dark, grayish-green, like a black olive. A muted, sophisticated neutral that is both earthy and modern.
Blanched Almond
A very pale, creamy off-white, like a blanched almond. A soft, warm neutral that is gentle and inviting.
Blaze Orange
A highly bright, fluorescent orange used for safety. An intense color designed to be unmissable and energetic.
Bleu de France
The traditional blue color of France. A bright, clear blue that feels patriotic, reliable, and regal.
Blizzard Blue
A pale, icy cyan-blue. Suggests cold, winter, and a refreshing, clean feeling.
Blond
A pale, yellowish color representing blonde hair. Evokes youth, sunniness, and a light, airy feel.
Blood Red
A dark, vivid red with a slightly brownish hue. A powerful color that can signify passion, danger, or life.
Blue
A primary color associated with calm, trust, and intelligence. A cornerstone of corporate branding and web design.
Blue Bell
A medium grayish-blue, like the bluebell flower. A soft, muted blue that feels serene and thoughtful.
Blue Gray
A cool, muted blue with gray undertones. Communicates seriousness, stability, and a modern, professional look.
Blue Green
A mix of blue and green, often called teal. Associated with clarity of thought, refreshment, and the ocean.
Blue Jeans
A classic, medium blue like a pair of denim jeans. Feels comfortable, reliable, and friendly.
Blue Sapphire
A deep, rich blue resembling the gemstone. Associated with wisdom, royalty, and luxury.
Blue Violet
A vibrant color between blue and violet. Suggests creativity, luxury, and a touch of fantasy.
Blue Yonder
A medium-dark, grayish-blue. A calming and dependable color that feels professional and trustworthy.
Blush
A medium pink with a touch of red, like a rosy cheek. A romantic, charming, and youthful color.
Bole
A deep reddish-brown earth pigment. A warm, grounding color that feels rustic and traditional.
Bondi Blue
A bright greenish-blue, famously used by Apple’s iMac. Evokes innovation, fun, and a retro-tech aesthetic.
Bone
A grayish off-white, like natural bone. A sophisticated and timeless neutral that feels organic and calm.
Boston University Red
The official vibrant red of Boston University. A powerful, energetic color that conveys passion and institutional spirit.
Bottle Green
A dark, rich green, like a classic glass bottle. Suggests nature, tradition, and a sense of wealth.
Boysenberry
A deep, reddish-purple, like the berry. A rich and complex color that feels both sweet and sophisticated.
Brandeis Blue
An intense, vivid blue used by Brandeis University. An energetic and modern color that signifies intellect and clarity.
Brandy
A warm, reddish-brown inspired by the spirit. A sophisticated and rich color that feels mature and luxurious.
Brass
A muted, metallic yellow-brown. Suggests antiquity, music, and a classic, durable quality.
Brick Red
A muted reddish-brown, like a clay brick. Feels sturdy, reliable, and connected to home and industry.
Bright Maroon
A vivid reddish-brown, more vibrant than standard maroon. A rich, energetic color that balances sophistication with boldness.
Bright Navy Blue
A more vibrant and less dark version of navy blue. A strong, trustworthy color that is more energetic than its traditional counterpart.
Bright Pink
An intense, saturated pink. A bold, playful, and high-energy color that is impossible to ignore.
Bright Turquoise
A vivid, electric blue-green. Communicates energy, vibrancy, and a tropical, refreshing mood.
Bright Yellow
A warm, sunny, and optimistic yellow. A classic happy color that brings energy and cheer to any design.
Brilliant Lavender
A pale, bright purple with a pinkish tint. A soft, feminine color that evokes romance and springtime.
Brink Pink
A strong, deep pink. A bold and confident color that is both playful and assertive.
British Racing Green
A deep, dark green from British motorsports. Associated with heritage, luxury, and performance.
Bronze
A metallic brown resembling the alloy. Suggests strength, age, and historical significance, often used for awards.
Brown
A standard reddish-brown in web colors. Generally, brown evokes earth, stability, and reliability in design.
Brown Sugar
A warm, golden-brown, like its namesake. A comforting and sweet color that feels wholesome and inviting.
Bubble Gum
A light, sweet pink, like bubble gum. A fun, youthful, and playful color associated with sweetness and childhood.
Bud Green
A fresh, light green, like a new plant bud. Represents growth, new beginnings, and vibrant nature.
Buff
A pale, golden-brown or yellowish-tan. A warm, gentle neutral that feels natural and unassuming.
Burgundy
A deep, dark red with purplish undertones, like Burgundy wine. Conveys sophistication, wealth, and ambition.
Burlywood
A sandy, light brown color. A soft, warm neutral that is often used in natural and rustic design themes.
Burnt Orange
A deep, reddish-orange with a touch of brown. Evokes warmth, autumn, and a cozy, inviting feeling.
Burnt Sienna
A reddish-brown earth pigment. A warm, natural color that feels artistic, rustic, and grounded.
Burnt Umber
A dark, rich brown pigment. A classic, stable color that suggests tradition, earth, and seriousness.
Byzantine
A vivid purplish-pink, named for the Byzantine Empire. Communicates royalty, spirituality, and luxury.
Byzantium
A dark, rich purple. A deeply luxurious and mystical color that suggests power and ancient history.
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