#362C1D
- RGB
- 54, 44, 29
- Brightness
- 45.9
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 36°, 30%, 16%
- HSV V %
- 21%
- Lab
- 18.7, 2.0, 11.5
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 19%, 46%, 79%
- PNG size
- 6.4 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, soft warm hue
Recommended text: White (13.68:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #362C1D
Common Name: RAL 080 20 10
RGB: 54, 44, 29
HSL: 16°, 26%, 16%
Contrast vs White: 5.8 (AA pass)
Contrast vs Black: 10.3 (AA pass)
Mood: #362C1D brings a deep, earthy essence to any design, evoking stability and warmth. It offers a subdued, sophisticated feel, ideal for creating a grounded atmosphere that is not overwhelming. This color exudes a classic richness that can either serve as a backdrop or a powerful accent.
Close Matches:
- RAL 8022 (Black Brown) - #3E3B3A - Similar muted, rich dark brown with a slightly higher red hue.
- Pantone 19-0712 TCX (Demitasse) - #40332B - A very close match, both conveying warmth and a deep brown character.
- Benjamin Moore 2114-10 (Bittersweet Chocolate) - #443832 - A slightly more reddish-brown shade, still rich and grounded.
- Munsell 5Y 2/2 - #3A2E1E - A brownish hue with subtle yellow undertones, close in depth and warmth.
Why Designers Use It
Designers appreciate #362C1D for its timeless appeal. It can be used in interior design to create a cozy, sophisticated space. It's perfect for both modern and classic applications, often seen in luxury interiors, home furniture, and upscale branding. Its earthy tone is versatile and easily pairs with a variety of other colors, making it a popular choice for fashion, interiors, and branding.
Its subtle undertones also make it a frequent choice in the automotive industry for its association with elegance and reliability. The color also has its place in the fashion industry, often used in the autumn and winter collections. It's not a bold color, but it speaks to a refined audience seeking understated luxury. It’s not only a trend but also a classic tone that doesn’t lose relevance with time.
Often, designers look to this color for brands looking to exude reliability and strength. Its natural and organic vibe makes it great for eco-friendly or heritage-based products. Additionally, it’s used in various textiles like heavy wool, leather, and textiles meant to carry a sense of history or tradition. Some applications even look to it for cultural themes, such as traditional European or Mediterranean designs.