#0E2B1B

Color Profile: #0E2B1B

Common Name: Deep Pine

RGB: 14, 43, 27

HSL: 141, 24%, 12%

Contrast vs White: 3.7 (Pass AA)

Contrast vs Black: 10.2 (Pass AA)

Mood: #0E2B1B, often associated with depth and calm, evokes a sense of grounded strength and serene natural beauty. It's a dark, rich shade of green that connects well with earthy themes and traditional, sophisticated interiors. The overall vibe is classic and elegant, perfect for conveying stability and refinement in design. Due to its dark tone, it creates a sense of seriousness, ideal for more formal or professional environments.

Notable Matches:

• Behr: Hidden Forest #00352B (ΔE=7.76)
• Benjamin Moore: Essex Green #28372F (ΔE=10.76)
• Pantone: Solid Coated - #0E352D (ΔE=7.60)
• Jotun: Black #403E3B (ΔE=20.13)

Why Designers Use It:

• This color is widely favored in interior design, especially for spaces that aim for a sophisticated, understated elegance.
• Designers often use #0E2B1B to create a sense of depth in visual compositions, especially in brand identities that want to evoke reliability and maturity.
• It's a popular choice in both modern and traditional interior designs, especially for accents in furniture, wall paints, or textiles.
• The color is linked to nature, invoking imagery of deep forests and earthy tones, which is why it’s often used in eco-conscious or organic brands.
• The color has been used in military uniforms and aviation designs for its association with resilience and functionality, though its use extends well into high-end fashion and architecture.

Notable Structures:

• Found in military and industrial designs, where strong, bold color choices communicate power and protection.
• In fashion, it’s used for accessories and garments that need to exude quiet elegance, making it popular in high-end clothing and home décor.