#A94033

Color Profile: #A94033

Common Name: Firebrick Red

RGB: (169, 64, 51)

HSL: (11°, 52%, 44%)

Contrast: White: 2.6:1 (Fail) | Black: 8.4:1 (Pass)

Mood: #A94033 evokes a warm, earthy and bold mood. Its rich undertones of red and brown give off a grounded and natural feeling. It often brings to mind the warmth of a sunset or the intensity of a burning ember. This color is passionate, strong, and has a timeless quality, often seen in design schemes that aim to create a powerful visual impact.

Notable Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700: WARATAH (#9B2B2A) – ΔE=7.46
• Munsell Color System: 7.5r 4/10 (#A43C33) – ΔE=2.60
• NCS 1950 Index: S 3060-Y80R (#A94033) – ΔE=0.00
• Behr Paint: Amaryllis (#B3453B) – ΔE=3.39
• Pantone FHI: Fire Whirl (#A73730) – ΔE=3.73

Why Designers Use It:

• Designers often choose #A94033 for its rich, earthy tone that bridges the gap between strength and warmth. It is frequently seen in branding, interiors, and product design aimed at conveying confidence and grounded elegance.
• It has a distinct association with natural elements, such as the rich hues of soil or the glow of an ember, making it ideal for designs that want to evoke a sense of nature or sustainability.
• This color can be quite popular in the fashion industry, especially in autumn and winter collections, reflecting the season's deep, earthy tones.
• It is often used in the automotive industry to create bold, memorable car exteriors, and it also appears in interior design schemes, particularly for furniture or accents that need to make a statement without overwhelming the senses.
• Regionally, #A94033 is seen in rustic and southwestern designs, contributing to a "lived-in" feel that resonates with comfort and authenticity.