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Pastel imagery uses lightened colours and often subtle gradations. Compare distinct outlines with areas that blend softly together. The relationship with a similarly light wall also affects how clearly the design reads.
Look first for a connection with an existing colour in the room. One repeated tone is often enough; lightness and contrast matter too. Compare the design with walls, furniture and textiles rather than an isolated colour sample.
Assess the complete design together with the detail view and the product options actually offered.
Consider colour together with light and dark areas rather than matching a colour name alone. Compare palettes and shapes in these collections: pastel pictures, beige palettes, black-and-white pictures, abstract designs.