Pink Porky

Pink Porky is the shade that shows up when a soft pink snack wrap meets a warm orange desk lamp. It's rosy, but it doesn't drift as far into bubblegum as Pink Floyd, and it doesn't get the earthy hush of Funki Porcini or the slightly glazed clarity of Fruity Licious.

Compared to its orange-family neighbors, this one lands a notch lighter and more pink-forward, with a clean, creamy undertone that feels friendly instead of dusty. I use it for step-by-step hospitality check-in cues, booking and promo tiles where you want warmth without turning peachy, and lifestyle or skincare product cards that need a gentle "paid attention to" highlight. It also reads well in onboarding empty states because it keeps saturation steady while still looking soft.

Pair it with cream, warm beige, or sandy tan. If you sit it next to darker, earthier oranges, it can look a little too rosy fast, so I'll usually balance with a neutral that's more tan than pink.