#3D3741
- RGB
- 61, 55, 65
- Brightness
- 58.1
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 276°, 8%, 24%
- HSV V %
- 25%
- Lab
- 24.0, 4.9, -5.2
- CMYK (%)
- 6%, 15%, 0%, 75%
- PNG size
- 5.5 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, muted cool hue
Recommended text: White (11.53:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #3D3741
Common Name: Dark Charcoal
RGB: rgb(61, 55, 65)
HSL: hsl(252, 8%, 24%)
Contrast: Versus White (AA Pass), Versus Black (AA Pass)
Mood: #3D3741 is a deep, muted shade that leans towards the darker side of grey with subtle purple undertones. It's a sophisticated, strong color that conveys calmness and professionalism. This shade is often chosen for its versatility in both modern and classic design contexts, and its muted nature lends itself well to creating an understated, elegant atmosphere. Commonly used in spaces that aim to evoke luxury without being overly bold.
Notable Matches:
- Benjamin Moore - Deep Mulberry - #3D3946
- Pantone - Charcoal Art - #38373D
- Sherwin-Williams - Black Swan - #3A373E
- Behr - Limo-Scene - #413D48
Why Designers Use It:
#3D3741 is favored by designers for its subtle, refined aesthetic. It can serve as a neutral background while still adding depth and sophistication to a design. Often used in luxury branding, modern interior decor, and high-end product packaging, it pairs well with metallics and other rich hues. It has a slightly muted tone, making it perfect for creating a calm, serene environment in both corporate and personal spaces. This color is particularly popular in tech branding and office designs, providing a professional yet inviting feel.
This shade's versatility allows it to bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary styles. It’s increasingly being used in both fashion and digital designs, contributing to the growing trend of understated elegance. The color is not region-specific but finds particular use in urban, cosmopolitan settings where sleek, minimalistic design is valued. Whether in textiles, automotive finishes, or home decor, its universal appeal continues to grow.