#3D2024

Color Profile: #3D2024

Common Name: Deep Burgundy

RGB: 61, 32, 36

HSL: 357°, 24%, 18%

Contrast vs White: 3.3:1 (AA fail)

Contrast vs Black: 12.3:1 (AA pass)

Mood: This deep and intense hue exudes a sense of sophistication, often associated with elegance and warmth. It's a color that evokes richness and intimacy, making it ideal for creating atmospheres that feel luxurious or nostalgic. It pairs well with golds, deep greens, and neutrals, often evoking vintage or classical design aesthetics.

Close Named Matches:

• Behr Paint: Rich Bordeaux (#3D2426) - ΔE=2.64
• Jotun Paint: Sjokolade (#5D4240) - ΔE=15.14
• Benjamin Moore: Caponata (#463234) - ΔE=8.65
• Pantone FHI: Chocolate Drizzle (#482A2B) - ΔE=4.97
• RAL Classic: Black Red (#513E40) - ΔE=13.48

Why Designers Use It:

• Trendy/Timeless: Deep Burgundy is a classic, always in demand for sophisticated interior designs, high-end fashion, and luxury branding. Its rich tone conveys depth, warmth, and exclusivity, making it a preferred choice for high-end retail stores, restaurants, and elegant living spaces.
• Industry Use: It's highly favored in the fashion industry, especially in autumn/winter collections, as well as in interior design for creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Many luxury car brands use it for interior upholstery to give a sense of refinement and warmth.
• Natural Elements: This color is reminiscent of rich red wines, deep autumn leaves, and luxurious velvet textiles. It's often associated with old-world elegance and the natural beauty of fall.
• Regional Use: Deep Burgundy and similar shades have seen a resurgence in European and North American luxury markets, particularly in upscale products that emphasize timeless style and sophistication.