#291414

Color Profile: #291414

Common Name: Deep Maroon

RGB: 41, 20, 20

HSL: 0°, 50%, 16%

Contrast vs White: 6.6 (AA fail)

Contrast vs Black: 10.3 (AA pass)

Mood: This color is a deep, rich maroon with a slight brown undertone, creating a warm, earthy vibe. It's often associated with strength and sophistication, giving off a sense of stability. This dark shade can be quite dramatic and works well in luxurious settings or for bold, dramatic accents.

Close Named Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700 - Maroon (#3D2E2F) ΔE=12.32
• British Standard BS 381C:1996 - Maroon (#471B21) ΔE=13.40
• Pantone FHI - Blackberry Syrup (#2A1F21) ΔE=7.46
• RAL Classic - Black brown (#3E3B3A) ΔE=18.99
• Behr paint - Collectors Item (#39211D) ΔE=7.22

Why Designers Use It:

• Designers use this color for its deep, rich appearance that commands attention without overwhelming the senses. Its dark, earthy tone works especially well in environments that aim to convey elegance and strength.
• In the fashion industry, dark maroon or deep brown-maroon shades are popular for creating luxury pieces or for formal wear, often appearing in high-end collections and evening gowns.
• The automotive industry also utilizes this color for premium vehicle interiors and high-end paint finishes. It evokes a sense of opulence and timelessness in design.
• This color is often used in branding and logos for products related to health, wellness, or beauty, as its deep hue conveys a sense of warmth and trustworthiness.
• In terms of regional use, deep maroon is often associated with traditional colors in certain cultures, often used in ceremonial attire and flags. Its rich history ties it to concepts of nobility and power.