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Walnut Color Palette

A deep walnut palette with rich warm tones. Ideal for luxury furniture, spirits, and sophisticated brands.

Dark Walnut

HEX: #2c1e14

RGB: rgb(44, 30, 20)

HSL: hsl(25, 38%, 13%)

Walnut Deep

HEX: #442f22

RGB: rgb(68, 47, 34)

HSL: hsl(23, 33%, 20%)

Walnut

HEX: #5c4033

RGB: rgb(92, 64, 51)

HSL: hsl(19, 29%, 28%)

Warm Wood

HEX: #8b6f5e

RGB: rgb(139, 111, 94)

HSL: hsl(23, 19%, 46%)

Light Walnut

HEX: #c0a78e

RGB: rgb(192, 167, 142)

HSL: hsl(30, 28%, 65%)

CSS Variables

:root {
  --walnut-1: #2c1e14;
  --walnut-2: #442f22;
  --walnut-3: #5c4033;
  --walnut-4: #8b6f5e;
  --walnut-5: #c0a78e;
}

Tailwind CSS Config

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'walnut': {
          '100': '#2c1e14',
          '200': '#442f22',
          '300': '#5c4033',
          '400': '#8b6f5e',
          '500': '#c0a78e',
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

Use Cases

Luxury furniture
Whiskey brands
Cigar lounges
Heritage brands

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use dark brown palettes?
Dark brown palettes work best for brands conveying heritage, craftsmanship, luxury, and warmth. They are particularly effective for spirits, leather goods, and fine dining.
How do I prevent a dark brown design from feeling heavy?
Balance dark browns with generous white space, light cream backgrounds, and bright accent colors. Use the darkest shades sparingly for emphasis.