The hex code for baby blue is #89CFF0. Similar hex codes include brighter hues such as #00B7EB (cyan) and #5277F1 (coral).

Often considered a pastel, baby blue is a light, pale shade of blue.

In ancient Egypt, baby blue was associated with the Nile River, as well as the sky. It was considered a sacred color, often used to represent the gods and goddesses. During the Renaissance, it was often used in religious paintings to represent the Virgin Mary. The color was also associated with royalty and nobility, as it was a difficult and expensive pigment to create.

Baby blue became popular in 18th century France where it was seen as a symbol of elegance and sophistication. In the 20th century, this shade of blue took on new meaning as it became more associated with the sky and open spaces. It was used by artists and designers to evoke a sense tranquility. This shade of blue eventually became a popular choice for nursery rooms, as it was believed to have a soothing effect on babies.

Baby blue pairs well with earthy colors like taupe, copper, and burnt orange. It also creates a stunning palette with bold colors including black, peach, and galaxy blue.