coffeebrown

Coffeebrown is a color name used to describe a shade within the brown family that resembles roasted coffee beans and strong brewed coffee. It is typically a medium to dark brown with warm undertones, though the exact hue varies by material, light source, and color system.

In digital color spaces there is no single standardized value for coffeebrown; designers approximate it with various hex codes, such as #6F4E37 (a warm coffee brown), #4B2E1F (a dark roast shade), and #5B3A2A (a medium-dark tone). Real-world appearances can shift due to lighting and material finish, so swatches are recommended for precise matching.

Use and symbolism: Coffeebrown is common in fashion, interior design, furniture, and branding because it conveys warmth, earthiness, and stability. It pairs well with cream or off-white tones, muted greens, and metallic accents. In branding, darker coffeebrown can appear refined or traditional, while lighter tones can feel approachable. Excessive use may create a heavy or somber effect.

Etymology and related terms: The name derives from coffee, particularly roasted beans. It is related to other brown shades such as chestnut, taupe, and toast, and is often categorized within the broad color spectrum of coffee-like hues.