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2. neutrals
3. Medieval Gold

Color Medieval Gold brown (#ac7f48):
HEX, RGB color codes for HTML and CSS

The Comprehensive Guide to Medieval Gold brown (#ac7f48):
Its Meaning and Harmonious Color Matches in Design.

Hue Family:
browns

browns Family:
neutral

Saturation:
moderately saturated

Tones:
mid-toned

Shade:
medium

Temperature:
warm

Chromaticity:
chromatic

Chroma:
medium chroma

Color Information about Medieval Gold / #ac7f48

The HTML HEX code is #ac7f48. The corresponding color name is "Medieval Gold". In RGB values (additive color space used for Digital Displays), this HEX code translates to Red (R): 172%, Green (G): 127%, Blue (B): 72%. In the CMYK color model (subtractive color model used in printing), it is represented by Cyan (C): 0%, Magenta (M): 26%, Yellow (Y):58%, Black (K): 33%. In the HSL color space, #ac7f48 has a hue of 33°, saturation of 41%, and lightness of 48%. The HSV representation is 33° for hue, 58% for saturation, and 67% for value.

In the CIE-LAB color space, the color is denoted by L* (lightness) = 57, a* (green to red) = 11, and b* (blue to yellow) = 36. The XYZ representation is X: 26, Y: 24, Z: 9. In the YUV color space, it translates to Y (luminance) = 0.5262, U (chrominance) = -0.1200, and V (chrominance) = 0.1301.

The decimal value of the color is 11304776. The closest Web-safe HEX code is #996633. Variations of the colour are #CFB18C for a 20% lighter version and #654A2A for a 20% darker version.

For the color with hex value #ac7f48, the correlated color temperature (CT) is estimated to be 3134 Kelvin (3134K).

The approximate wavelength of #ac7f48 is around 634.00nm.

The Depth and Diversity of Medieval Gold (Hex: #ac7f48): Exploring its Impact in Design and Culture

Medieval Gold (#ac7f48) is reminiscent of an ancient treasure chest, gleaming with richness and opulence. This deep golden hue evokes the grandeur of medieval times, with its association to gold coins, lavish tapestries, and intricate crown jewels. It captures the essence of sunlight reflecting off ancient golden artifacts, making it a perfect color choice for designs that seek to convey a sense of luxury and antiquity. Used in branding or interior design, Medieval Gold adds a touch of regal sophistication, bringing forth feelings of wealth, heritage, and a bygone era.

Tints and Shades of #ac7f48 HEX color (Medieval Gold)

In color theory, tints and shades are essential for understanding the depth and luminosity of colors. A tint is achieved by adding white to a pure hue, lightening its appearance. Conversely, a shade results from blending black with a color, giving it a deeper tone. In the context of #ac7f48, this color stands at the center between its tints and shades. While the tints get progressively lighter moving towards white (#ffffff), the shades deepen towards black (#000000).

• #ffffff
• #EADFD1
• #D6BFA4
• #C19F76
• #ac7f48
• #815F36
• #564024
• #2B2012
• #000000

Tones of Medieval Gold (#ac7f48 HEX color)

A tone is produced by adding gray to any pure hue. In the case of #ac7f48, #9a7f5e is the less saturated color, while #ac7f48 is the most saturated one.

• #9a7f5e
• #9f7f59
• #a37f53
• #a87f4e
• #ac7f48
• #44403a
• #3a352f
• #302a23
• #262018

HTML Usage Examples

<p style="color: #ac7f48;">This is a css example</p>

p { color: #ac7f48; }

.text {color:#ac7f48;}

.background {background-color:#ac7f48;}

.border {border:1px solid #ac7f48;}