#5A2812

Color Profile: #5A2812

Common Name: Deep Cherrywood

RGB: (90, 40, 18)

HSL: (12°, 70%, 25%)

Contrast (vs. White): 5.4 (AA Pass)

Contrast (vs. Black): 11.8 (AA Pass)

Mood: This color evokes a rich, earthy warmth, often associated with classic wood tones and timeless elegance. It's a deep, luxurious shade that carries both a natural rustic feel and a sophisticated presence, making it ideal for interiors and designs that seek a refined, grounded aesthetic.

Notable Matches:

• Behr Paint: Deep Cherrywood (#5A2812) - Exact Match
• Australian Standard AS2700: Venetian Red (#75382D) - ΔE=11.06
• BS 2660: Royal Maroon (#4A1F1E) - ΔE=14.96
• Pantone FHI: Smoked Paprika (#6F372C) - ΔE=10.10
• RAL Classic: Pearl Copper (#814028) - ΔE=13.30

Why Designers Use It:

This deep, warm red-brown color is favored for its ability to ground a space or design element while adding an air of richness. It finds use in high-end interior designs, particularly in wood paneling, vintage-styled furniture, and accents in formal settings. It's also found in branding for companies that want to evoke a sense of tradition and quality. Its versatility makes it suitable for both modern and classic aesthetic applications.

The color draws inspiration from natural materials, such as dark woods and rich soils, evoking feelings of stability and refinement. It is often found in industries such as furniture design, interior decoration, and even automotive branding, particularly in luxury segments. Additionally, the shade has a connection to vintage and heritage branding, often used by brands seeking to evoke an old-world charm with a modern twist.