#230D00

Color Profile: #230D00

Common Name: Dark Brown

RGB: (35, 13, 0)

HSL: (15, 100%, 7%)

Contrast vs White: 25.9 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 25.0 (AA Pass)

Mood: The deep, rich tone of #230D00 evokes warmth, grounding, and sophistication. It can be used effectively in spaces that aim for a luxurious yet understated ambiance, often pairing well with other earthy tones or metallic accents. This color feels both timeless and contemporary, offering an elegant foundation for design projects.

Notable Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700 - Maroon #3D2E2F, ΔE=16.48
• BS 2660 - Chocolate #342522, ΔE=11.60
• Benjamin Moore - Wenge #3D2E2C, ΔE=15.77
• Pantone FHI - Blackberry Syrup #2A1F21, ΔE=11.51
• RAL Classic - Black Brown #3E3B3A, ΔE=22.34

Why Designers Use It:

• Timeless Elegance: This color is favored for its classic appeal, often found in upscale interior designs and product branding where a sense of authority and tradition is desired. It’s perfect for high-end luxury packaging or furniture design.
• Versatility: As a deep, earthy hue, it complements many materials such as leather, wood, and metallic accents. It’s often used in the automotive industry, particularly in interior design, where it adds a touch of refined class.
• Natural Origins: The color draws inspiration from natural elements like rich soil, certain gemstones, and even dark wood tones, providing a grounded, earthy aesthetic that fits well in both traditional and modern designs.
• Country & Tradition: While not region-specific, this color is often linked with formal design traditions, such as British and European luxury interiors. It's seen in both historical architecture and contemporary design elements.
• Industry Use: Particularly popular in the fashion, automotive, and home decor industries. Designers use it to create a mood of sophistication and stability, making it a go-to choice for luxury branding, high-end home interiors, and premium product packaging.