#800000

    rgb(128, 0, 0)

    About Maroon

    Maroon is a dark brownish-red that feels mature and grounded. It's much darker than pure red, with earthy undertones that make it feel warm and stable.

    The word comes from the French 'marron' meaning chestnut. Maroon became popular in Victorian times when darker, more serious colors were fashionable. Many universities chose maroon for their school colors.

    Maroon is excellent for professional settings - law firms, universities, and financial brands use it often. It works well for fall designs, leather goods, and anything that needs to feel established and trustworthy.

    128, 0, 0

    0°, 100%, 25%

    0.00, 1.00, 1.00, 0.50

    0.046

    Tints

    Color mixed with white for lighter variations

    #800000

    20% white

    #A0412F

    40% white

    #BD705E

    60% white

    #D79E91

    80% white

    #EDCEC7

    100% white

    Shades

    Color mixed with black for darker variations

    #800000

    20% black

    #710000

    40% black

    #630000

    60% black

    #560000

    80% black

    #4A0000

    100% black

    Tones

    Color mixed with gray for muted variations

    #800000

    20% gray

    #852A1B

    40% gray

    #894233

    60% gray

    #89574C

    80% gray

    #876C65

    100% gray

    Color Harmonies

    Colors that work beautifully together based on color theory

    Complementary

    Opposite on the color wheel, creates high contrast

    #800000

    #008080

    Analogous

    Adjacent colors, creates harmony and cohesion

    #800040

    #800000

    #804000

    Triadic

    Three colors equally spaced, vibrant and balanced

    #800000

    #008000

    #000080

    Split Complementary

    Base plus two adjacent to complement, less tension

    #800000

    #008040

    #004080

    Tetradic (Square)

    Four colors forming a square, rich and diverse palette

    #800000

    #408000

    #008080

    #400080

    Maroon Color Code: Hex, RGB, and CMYK | ColorShades.io