Palette of brown shades, codes and combinations

brown color schemes

monochromatic

complementary

analogous

triad

#320000

#5d2417

#8d4925

#c57d56

#ffb48a

#8d4925

#8c4925

#c24da7

#636cdb

#364c9b

#8d4925

#934e29

#7f0867

#960087

#ff000c

#8d4925

#bd724c

#90b05e

#00b8d2

#7c44f5

#8d4925

#b56b45

#8da07b

#a8c1b5

#d1e8d9

#8d4925

#6e2f0c

#d6a21d

#f2a41e

#ac272f

#8d4925

#b46a44

#80b676

#00a8c0

#194990

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The brown color with hexadecimal code #8D4925 is a color that is very present in nature, it is not intense or opaque, so we can consider it as a color that can convey different sensations depending on the context in which it is found.

The brown color is traditionally associated with wood, nature and the environment, in this sense of representing the natural it is very similar to green . So if your project has to do with ecology or nature, a combination of both would be ideal.

Palettes of different shades and types of brown color

Below you have different palettes of different shades of brown colors, Choose the one that best suits your project.

Recommendation: if you think that the brown color is very intense or dark, you can choose a beige palette or, failing that, a pastel color .

#5b1f00

#743414

#8d4925

#b96e48

#e6966e

brown color palette

#430d06

#4b1409

#541c0a

#692d18

#8a4932

coffee color

#78451a

#834f23

#8e582c

#a06c3f

#b88b5c

Cinnamon Brown Color Palette

#5c1e14

#67271a

#713021

#864332

#a4614e

Chestnut Brown Color Palette

#5f160a

#69200e

#742910

#893d1e

#a65b3a

Chocolate Brown Color Palette

#69503c

#735945

#7e634e

#907761

#ab9680

pastel brown

#46220f

#704214

#aa7444

#e6aa77

#f0c095

sepia color palette

#341100

#643c23

#996b42

#cba075

#ffd9ab

taupe color palette

#7a695d

#ae9c8f

#e5d2c4

#f2e8e1

#ffffff

nude color palette

Ideas to combine the color brown

This color is very versatile and can be mixed with different types and shades of colors, it combines very well with both light and dark tones , although it usually generates better contrasts if combined with pastel or light tones.