#6E594D
- RGB
- 110, 89, 77
- Brightness
- 94.6
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 22°, 18%, 37%
- HSV V %
- 43%
- Lab
- 39.6, 6.6, 10.2
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 19%, 30%, 57%
- PNG size
- 6.2 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, muted warm hue
Recommended text: White (6.56:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #6E594D
Common Name: Deep Walnut
RGB: (110, 89, 77)
HSL: (23°, 16%, 37%)
Contrast: vs White: 3.7, vs Black: 12.6
AA Pass: Passes
Mood: This warm, earthy shade exudes richness, often evoking a feeling of grounded sophistication. Deep Walnut is favored for its versatility in design, blending seamlessly in both modern and classic interiors. The deep, muted tone can bring warmth without being overpowering, often associated with stability and comfort.
Notable Matches:
- Valspar - Deep Walnut #6E594D (ΔE=0.00)
- Australian Standard AS2700 - Wombat #6D5C51 (ΔE=2.24)
- Jotun - Fudge #6D5D50 (ΔE=2.64)
- Behr - Swiss Brown #69574A (ΔE=1.85)
- Pantone - Cocoa Brown #70594D (ΔE=0.96)
Why Designers Use It:
This color is widely used in interior design due to its ability to add a sense of warmth and elegance. Its deep, neutral qualities make it suitable for creating cozy, inviting spaces, whether in living rooms or professional settings. Often found in traditional wood finishes, furniture, and leather, this color also has a strong presence in the automotive industry, particularly in interiors and detailing. It appeals to those seeking a refined, timeless aesthetic. Additionally, this tone has seen a resurgence in modern design trends, incorporating natural, organic elements into contemporary environments. It’s frequently seen in earthy, nature-inspired color palettes, often drawing from elements like wood, stone, or chocolate hues. The color fits well in various industrial sectors, including furniture, manufacturing, and textiles, where it’s used in fabric patterns or as a popular choice for wall paints and finishes.