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Rustic Red Color Palette

A warm, muted red palette with earthy undertones. Great for BBQ restaurants, wine labels, and heritage brands.

Deep Rust

HEX: #4a1c14

RGB: rgb(74, 28, 20)

HSL: hsl(9, 57%, 18%)

Rustic Dark

HEX: #742b1f

RGB: rgb(116, 43, 31)

HSL: hsl(8, 58%, 29%)

Rustic Red

HEX: #9b3a2a

RGB: rgb(155, 58, 42)

HSL: hsl(8, 57%, 39%)

Faded Red

HEX: #c06a56

RGB: rgb(192, 106, 86)

HSL: hsl(11, 46%, 55%)

Rust Wash

HEX: #dea28f

RGB: rgb(222, 162, 143)

HSL: hsl(14, 54%, 72%)

CSS Variables

:root {
  --rustic-red-1: #4a1c14;
  --rustic-red-2: #742b1f;
  --rustic-red-3: #9b3a2a;
  --rustic-red-4: #c06a56;
  --rustic-red-5: #dea28f;
}

Tailwind CSS Config

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'rustic-red': {
          '100': '#4a1c14',
          '200': '#742b1f',
          '300': '#9b3a2a',
          '400': '#c06a56',
          '500': '#dea28f',
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

Use Cases

BBQ restaurants
Wine labels
Heritage brands
Western themes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What distinguishes rustic red from standard red?
Rustic red has brown and orange undertones that give it a weathered, earthy quality. Standard red is more pure and vibrant. Rustic red feels aged and authentic.
Is rustic red good for food brands?
Yes. Rustic red is especially effective for smokehouses, breweries, wineries, and artisan food brands where it conveys craftsmanship and tradition.