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Crimson Wine Cellar

Deep, luxurious reds inspired by the aged bottles and rich aromas found in an antique wine cellar.

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#3A0201#6E0D07#A52E2B#D46F6C#ECC7C3

Palette guide

How to use Crimson Wine Cellar

Overview

The Crimson Wine Cellar palette features deep, luxurious reds inspired by the aged bottles and rich aromas found in an antique wine cellar. Ranging from profound #3A0201 and #6E0D07 to rich #A52E2B and soft #ECC7C3, this collection is perfect for projects demanding elegance, sophistication, and a timeless allure. Designers can leverage its opulent range for luxurious branding or refined digital interfaces. Developers will find these distinct hex codes valuable for crafting harmonious gradients, defining clear visual hierarchies, and creating an immersive experience that speaks to heritage, connoisseurship, and understated luxury across mediums.

Best used for

  • Winery and fine spirits branding
  • Luxury lifestyle websites and apps
  • High-end restaurant or bar design
  • Elegant event invitations and decor
  • Fashion and jewelry campaigns with a mature feel
  • Editorial content on gourmet food or travel

Suggested color roles

primary

#6E0D07 for a deep, sophisticated base that exudes luxury and depth.

secondary

#A52E2B to introduce a rich, vibrant layer, suitable for prominent headings or key content areas.

accent

#D46F6C for elegant highlights or calls to action that draw attention without being flashy.

background

#3A0201 provides a profound, shadowy backdrop, enhancing the richness of other crimson tones.

text

A crisp white, soft gold, or very light cream against darker shades, or a dark charcoal against #ECC7C3 for readability.

Accessibility notes

  • Ensure very high contrast for text on #3A0201 and #6E0D07 backgrounds; light text is essential.
  • Text in #A52E2B or #D46F6C will likely need a light background for readability.
  • Be cautious using #ECC7C3 as text on #D46F6C due to potential low contrast.
  • For interactive elements, ensure clear visual cues beyond color, especially with a monochrome palette of deep reds.

Recommended combinations

Aged Depths

Ideal for creating a deep, luxurious gradient in backgrounds or large design elements.

#3A0201 · #6E0D07 · #A52E2B

Wine Glow

Perfect for elegant calls to action or prominent highlight elements.

#A52E2B · #D46F6C · #6E0D07

Cellar Haze

Great for softer transitions, background textures, or subtle atmospheric effects.

#D46F6C · #ECC7C3 · #A52E2B

CSS variables

:root {
  --crimson-wine-cellar-1: #3A0201;
  --crimson-wine-cellar-2: #6E0D07;
  --crimson-wine-cellar-3: #A52E2B;
  --crimson-wine-cellar-4: #D46F6C;
  --crimson-wine-cellar-5: #ECC7C3;
}

Tailwind config

theme: {
  extend: {
    colors: {
      "crimson-wine-cellar": {
        1: "#3A0201",
        2: "#6E0D07",
        3: "#A52E2B",
        4: "#D46F6C",
        5: "#ECC7C3",
      }
    }
  }
}

Related searches

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Palette colors

Hex values

Color 1#3A0201
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Color 2#6E0D07
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Color 3#A52E2B
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Color 4#D46F6C
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Color 5#ECC7C3
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Accessibility

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