warm Colorred Family

Maroon

Maroon combines the energy of red with the stability of brown, creating a sophisticated, mature color. It represents controlled power and thoughtful ambition. Often associated with fall, wine, and refinement, maroon adds depth without overwhelming designs.

Technical Codes

Variations

Tints & Shades

Lighter (Tints)

#BF0000
#FF0000
#FF4040
#FF8080
#FFBFBF

Darker (Shades)

#6A0000
#550000
#400000
#2B0000
#150000
Relationship

Color Harmonies

Complementary

#800000 + #008080

Analogous

#800040 / #800000 / #804000

Triadic

#800000 / #008000 / #000080

Applications

Best Use Cases

Academic institutions
Wine branding
Autumn campaigns
Professional services
Heritage brands

Color Intelligence

Deep dive into the science and psychology of Maroon.

What is the hex code for Maroon?

The hex code for Maroon is #800000. In RGB format, it's rgb(128, 0, 0). In HSL, it's hsl(0, 100%, 25%).

What colors go well with Maroon?

Maroon pairs beautifully with its complementary color (#008080), analogous colors (#804000, #800040), and triadic colors (#008000, #000080). For a harmonious look, consider using tints and shades of Maroon as well.

Is Maroon a warm or cool color?

Maroon is a warm color. Warm colors like this evoke feelings of warmth, energy, and passion.

What does Maroon represent?

Maroon combines the energy of red with the stability of brown, creating a sophisticated, mature color. It represents controlled power and thoughtful ambition. Often associated with fall, wine, and refinement, maroon adds depth without overwhelming designs.

What industries commonly use Maroon?

Maroon is commonly used in the following industries: education, wine, legal, consulting, real-estate. This color works particularly well for Academic institutions, Wine branding, Autumn campaigns.

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