#A76A41
- RGB
- 167, 106, 65
- Brightness
- 124.2
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 24°, 44%, 45%
- HSV V %
- 65%
- Lab
- 50.6, 20.2, 32.8
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 37%, 61%, 35%
- PNG size
- 5.6 KB
- Tone / Feel
- mid, soft warm hue
Recommended text: Black (4.78:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #A76A41
Common Name: Claymont
RGB: (167, 106, 65)
HSL: (27°, 43%, 43%)
Contrast with White: 4.3 (AA Pass)
Contrast with Black: 5.8 (AA Pass)
Mood: #A76A41 evokes a warm, earthy tone. It's both inviting and grounded, with a richness that suggests natural materials like clay or rustic finishes. This hue often brings to mind vintage interiors, hand-crafted objects, and a sense of stability. It's a popular choice for environments seeking warmth, authenticity, or comfort without overwhelming the senses.
Notable Matches:
- Dutch Boy - Claymont - #A76A41 (Exact match)
- Behr - Copper Mountain - #AB6E43 (ΔE=1.76)
- Benjamin Moore - Masada - #A4683F (ΔE=0.95)
- PPG Paint - Chaparral - #A76C40 (ΔE=1.71)
- Sherwin Williams - Brandywine - #A56C4A (ΔE=4.80)
Why Designers Use It:
This color has a timeless appeal that blends sophistication with a grounded, earthy charm. Often seen in natural material-inspired designs like terracotta, rustic woods, and clay ceramics, this tone conveys a strong connection to traditional craftsmanship. Designers favor it for creating a welcoming atmosphere in both residential and commercial spaces. It’s trendy in interior design, especially within vintage or retro aesthetics, and has become synonymous with artisanal, eco-conscious designs. Its balanced warmth makes it a versatile choice for accent walls, textiles, and pottery-inspired pieces. Globally, it’s favored in regions that embrace earthy tones, such as Mediterranean-inspired styles and more rural settings. While it has a nostalgic quality, it continues to resonate in contemporary design for its natural, unpretentious feel.