#4D3835
- RGB
- 77, 56, 53
- Brightness
- 62.7
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 8°, 18%, 25%
- HSV V %
- 30%
- Lab
- 25.8, 8.8, 5.5
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 27%, 31%, 70%
- PNG size
- 6.2 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, soft warm hue
Recommended text: White (10.87:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #4D3835
Common Name: Dark Brown
RGB: (77, 56, 53)
HSL: H: 5°, S: 21%, L: 25%
Contrast vs White: 5.6, AA Pass
Contrast vs Black: 15.3, AAA Pass
Mood Blurb:
#4D3835, a rich and earthy tone, exudes warmth and depth. This color evokes a sense of stability and calm, often seen in rustic or classic design themes. It conveys strength and dependability, making it a staple in design where sophistication and earthiness are key elements. This tone brings comfort and a grounded feeling to any space.
Close Named Matches:
- Benjamin Moore - Tarpley Brown (#4A3931) - ΔE=3.57
- Behr - Double Expresso (#4B3733) - ΔE=0.95
- Jotun - SJOKOLADE (#5D4240) - ΔE=5.72
- BS 381C - Service Brown (#59493E) - ΔE=8.49
- Pantone FHI - Puce (#503938) - ΔE=1.67
Why Designers Use It:
#4D3835, with its balanced yet intense presence, is frequently employed in design projects aiming for both warmth and elegance. Its versatility allows it to work well in interiors, fashion, and branding. Designers often use this color in luxury items or spaces that need to convey a sense of comfort and timelessness. Its rich brown hue is aligned with natural elements like wood and earth, giving it an organic, grounded feel. This color is common in high-end furniture, automobile interiors, and contemporary branding. It’s also seen in textile designs and sometimes in vintage aesthetic pieces. The color also finds its place in color palettes of corporate identities, where a blend of professionalism and warmth is desired.