#3D2420
- RGB
- 61, 36, 32
- Brightness
- 44.6
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 8°, 31%, 18%
- HSV V %
- 24%
- Lab
- 17.3, 11.3, 7.6
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 41%, 48%, 76%
- PNG size
- 6.3 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, soft warm hue
Black text
1.47:1
Fail (normal) · Fail (large)
White text
14.27:1
AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
Recommended text: White (14.27:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #3D2420
Common Name: Behr Chaparral
Hex Code: #3D2420
RGB: (61, 36, 32)
HSL: (6, 24%, 17%)
Contrast Ratio: 5.3:1 (AA Pass vs White), 15.3:1 (AA Pass vs Black)
Mood: #3D2420, also known as Behr Chaparral, carries a rich and warm feel. It's deeply rooted in earthy tones, reminiscent of ancient wood and dark chocolate, evoking feelings of comfort and timeless elegance. This hue works well for creating sophisticated, rustic, or vintage atmospheres, with an understated yet bold charm.
Notable Matches:
- Behr Chaparral (#3D2420) - A deep and grounding red-brown with a soft, earthy warmth.
- Benjamin Moore Wenge (#3D2E2C) - A similar deep brown-red with a slightly more muted character.
- Pantone Chocolate Drizzle (#482A2B) - A rich, indulgent shade of brown with red undertones.
- RAL 040 20 10 (Deep Red-Brown) - A similarly earthy tone with a more subtle touch of red.
- Munsell 5YR 2/2 (#3F2820) - Slightly more muted, but with the same warm, brownish richness.
Why Designers Use It:
- Design Appeal: #3D2420 has a distinctive blend of elegance and warmth, making it highly desirable for rustic or vintage-inspired design. It's often chosen for interior design, particularly in spaces that seek a cozy yet luxurious feel.
- Trendy or Timeless? This shade has timeless qualities, though it occasionally trends in spaces looking for a grounded, earthy atmosphere. It's commonly used in kitchens, living rooms, and private offices, where a sense of warmth and relaxation is needed.
- Industry Use: It's prevalent in high-end furniture, interior decor, and even automotive design, especially for creating luxurious, understated aesthetics.
- Cultural & Regional Associations: Its warm, earthy tone has natural connections to traditional craftsmanship, and it resonates in regions where rustic or nature-inspired designs are appreciated, like Scandinavian and American farmhouse styles.
- Natural Elements: This color could be inspired by elements like deep wood, aged leather, or rich soil, all of which are materials often seen in traditional craftsmanship and design.