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#A4726D

Brightness
130.5
HSL (°,%,%)
5°, 23%, 54%
HSV V %
64%
Lab
53.0, 19.1, 10.7
PNG size
6.4 KB
Tone / Feel
mid, soft warm hue
Black text 5.21:1 AA (normal) · AAA (large) (large)
White text 4.03:1 Fail (normal) · AA (large) (large)

Recommended text: Black (5.21:1 — AA / AAA (large))

Color Profile: #A4726D

Common Name: Kilz Spanish Sherry

RGB: 164, 114, 109

HSL: 10°, 25%, 56%

Contrast Ratio (White): 3.4:1 (AA)

Contrast Ratio (Black): 7.1:1 (AAA)

Mood: This color carries a warm, earthy tone that evokes a sense of comfort and sophistication. Its muted, reddish-brown hue can blend seamlessly into both modern and rustic settings, often creating a welcoming, cozy atmosphere. Ideal for adding depth and richness to interior spaces, it resonates with vintage charm while remaining relevant in contemporary design.

Close Matches:

  • Behr Autumn Russet: #A2736F
  • Benjamin Moore Tea Room: #A16F69
  • Kilz Spanish Sherry: #A4726D (Exact Match)
  • Dulux Red Sand: #B47761

Why Designers Use It:

  • This color's unique blend of earthy red and brown tones makes it ideal for both rustic and modern interior designs. It’s particularly favored in interior paint palettes, as it’s subtle yet inviting.
  • Often associated with traditional, earthy aesthetics, it carries a vintage quality, making it perfect for retro-style settings or for creating a nostalgic ambiance in spaces like cafes, restaurants, and living rooms.
  • Its close ties to natural elements, such as clay, terracotta, and wood, make it a favorite in earthy, organic design themes. This color also aligns with trends in sustainable living and eco-conscious interior design.
  • Regional preferences include a slight popularity in European interior design trends, where muted, warm tones are used to create spaces that feel both comforting and timeless. Its use in the arts also connects with earth-toned, vintage art forms.
  • Its versatility extends to being used in fashion, especially in bohemian or nature-inspired styles, and it’s even used in textiles and furniture for adding a subtle touch of sophistication without overwhelming the space.

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