coaldark
Coaldark is a descriptive term used in color theory and design to refer to a deep, coal-like shade of black. It typically conveys solidity, seriousness, and formality, and is employed in art, interiors, and branding to anchor palettes with a non-reflective surface.
The term combines coal and dark and has appeared in design discourse since the late 20th century,
Coaldark is characterized by very low lightness, cool undertones, and varying gloss depending on finish. In
The shade is used for architectural accents, furniture, automotive finishes, and branding where a restrained, timeless
Related terms include charcoal, jet black, and coal gray. The naming of deep blacks is not standardized,