#8C734B
- RGB
- 140, 115, 75
- Brightness
- 119.4
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 37°, 30%, 42%
- HSV V %
- 55%
- Lab
- 49.9, 4.2, 25.8
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 18%, 46%, 45%
- PNG size
- 6.6 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, soft warm hue
Recommended text: Black (4.67:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #8C734B
Common Name: Pantone Metallics
RGB: 140, 115, 75
HSL: 36°, 32%, 41%
Contrast vs White: 3.1, AA pass
Contrast vs Black: 8.3, AA pass
Popular Mood Blurb:
#8C734B is often associated with sophisticated warmth, often appearing as a rich metallic gold with a distinct hint of brown. It carries a timeless appeal, frequently used in design contexts that aim to evoke luxury, durability, and subtle elegance. Its earthy undertones allow it to blend into both modern and classical environments.
Close Matches:
- Pantone Metallics: #8C734B (Exact Match)
- Australian Standard AS2700: Y63 Khaki, #826442, ΔE=6.55
- Behr Paint: Wild Mushroom, #826B42, ΔE=3.53
- Benjamin Moore: Bittergreen, #87704C, ΔE=2.75
- RAL Classic: Pearl Gold, #8B7047, ΔE=1.63
Why Designers Use It:
This color is often chosen for its rich, earthy tone that feels grounded and stable while still maintaining an air of luxury. It fits well in both modern and traditional design schemes, frequently seen in interior design, branding, and packaging. Its popularity in luxury goods and high-end aesthetics underscores its connection to exclusivity and quality.
It's especially favored in industries related to fashion and product packaging, where a sense of prestige and timeless elegance is desired. In branding, it conveys a sense of heritage and class, often used by luxury and heritage brands. Notably, it is a key choice in the automotive and aerospace industries, where premium finishes are essential.
The color's metallic shine makes it well-suited for use in signage, trophies, or any design element where a premium look is required. Its warm metallic hue also aligns with the gold and bronze accents often seen in high-end décor, further cementing its association with high quality.