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#8A7D6B

Brightness
127.2
HSL (°,%,%)
35°, 13%, 48%
HSV V %
54%
Lab
53.1, 1.9, 11.6
PNG size
6.9 KB
Tone / Feel
mid, muted warm hue
Black text 5.23:1 AA (normal) · AAA (large) (large)
White text 4.02:1 Fail (normal) · AA (large) (large)

Recommended text: Black (5.23:1 — AA / AAA (large))

Color Profile: #8A7D6B

Common Name: Visual Art & Design Accent

RGB: (138, 125, 107)

HSL: (30°, 14%, 47%)

Contrast vs White: 47.8:1 (AA pass)

Contrast vs Black: 5.3:1 (AA pass)

Mood: This color embodies a warm, earthy tone, reminiscent of deep, cozy interiors or vintage designs. It carries a calm and grounded presence, fitting well into various visual art and design contexts. Its natural, neutral undertones suggest stability and timelessness, making it a go-to choice for projects requiring sophistication without overwhelming the viewer.

Close Matches:

  • PPG Paints: Patches (#8A7D6B)
  • Pantone FHI: Timber Wolf (#8D8070)
  • Behr Paint: Woodstock Green (#8D806D)
  • Jotun Paint: Claywood (#958673)

Why Designers Use It:

  • This color exudes a sense of vintage warmth and muted sophistication, making it ideal for designs that emphasize a natural, organic aesthetic. It's often used in minimalist interiors, rustic art pieces, and fashion to convey earthy stability.
  • Its versatility is seen across industries: from interior design (where it's often used for furniture, walls, and textiles) to digital art, where it balances out brighter, bolder tones. In branding, it represents dependability and timelessness.
  • It is frequently used in interior design for traditional and contemporary spaces, especially when a muted, elegant vibe is desired. The earthy undertones make it suitable for both rustic homes and modern minimalist offices.
  • There's a growing trend in using this color in outdoor product packaging, particularly in eco-friendly or nature-based brands. Its tone evokes a sense of environmental mindfulness and craftsmanship.

Notable Structures/Uses:

  • In the automotive industry, this tone often appears in interior detailing, especially in vintage car designs.
  • It’s widely used in textile design for creating soft, inviting, and non-invasive fabrics in both commercial and residential settings.
  • As a part of nature-inspired branding, it's found in packaging materials for sustainable goods or organic product lines.

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