C36A2F

C36A2F is a hexadecimal color code used in digital color representation, commonly employed in HTML, CSS, and graphic design. In the RGB color model, it corresponds to red 195, green 106, and blue 47 (often written as #C36A2F). The code identifies a specific color value across devices and software that support hex colors.

The color described by C36A2F is a medium-dark warm orange-brown, residing in the orange family. It is often described informally as burnt orange or terracotta, though such names are not standardized and can vary by context. Its warm tone makes it useful as an accent color or grounding element within a palette.

In design practice, C36A2F can convey energy and earthiness. It pairs well with light neutrals such as creamy whites and beiges, as well as with dark browns and navy blues for contrast. When used for foreground elements on light backgrounds, be mindful of contrast and accessibility; dark text on this background typically provides adequate readability, while lighter interfaces may require higher-contrast combinations.

Technical notes: the color can be expressed in HSL as approximately Hue 28°, Saturation around 61%, Lightness around 47%. In CMYK terms, it is roughly 0% cyan, 46% magenta, 76% yellow, and 24% black, though conversions vary by color-management workflow. There is no universally recognized official name for this hex value; it is generally referred to by its hex code, with possible brand-specific names used in marketing materials.