Palette

Regal Tapestry Hues

A luxurious blend of deep jewel tones, reflecting the intricate beauty of an ancient royal tapestry.

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This alert border and accent use the palette's detail color.

Marketing banner

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Built with Regal Tapestry Hues.

A bolder treatment that stretches the primary and secondary colors across a full gradient banner.

Data visualization

#8B0000#800080#DAA520#4682B4#556B2F

Palette guide

How to use Regal Tapestry Hues

Overview

The Regal Tapestry Hues palette is a luxurious blend of deep jewel tones, reflecting the intricate beauty of an ancient royal tapestry. It features the profound dark red #8B0000, rich purple #800080, and striking goldenrod #DAA520, complemented by the elegant steel blue #4682B4 and dark olive green #556B2F. This palette is ideal for designers seeking to evoke a sense of history, richness, and grandeur. Developers can integrate these hex codes to craft immersive digital experiences, from sophisticated historical web themes to opulent mobile applications, ensuring a consistent and regal aesthetic that captures attention and communicates prestige across various platforms.

Best used for

Historical society branding
Medieval-themed game design
Luxury antique dealer websites
Cultural event promotions
Art gallery digital exhibits
Editorial design for history magazines

Suggested color roles

primary

The deep red #8B0000 or rich purple #800080 can serve as a strong primary, evoking history and luxury for backgrounds or main UI elements.

secondary

Use #4682B4 or #556B2F for supporting sections or as complementary rich accents, adding depth and natural elegance.

accent

The striking goldenrod #DAA520 provides a powerful accent, perfect for call-to-action buttons, icons, or highlighting key information.

background

For a dark, opulent background, #8B0000 or #800080 is ideal. For lighter areas, consider a very light cream to contrast.

text

For dark backgrounds like #8B0000, use #DAA520 or a crisp white. On lighter backgrounds, #8B0000 or #800080 offers strong readability.

Accessibility notes

Ensure sufficient contrast when using #DAA520 for text on any of the darker jewel tones like #8B0000 or #800080.
Verify that #4682B4 or #556B2F as an accent color maintains readability against its surrounding elements.
Avoid placing #8B0000 and #800080 directly adjacent for small text due to potential low contrast for some users.
Prioritize high contrast for essential UI elements, opting for white or black text if palette colors fall short of WCAG AA.

Recommended combinations

Royal Contrast

A bold and rich combination, perfect for headlines and key visual elements.

#8B0000 · #DAA520 · #800080

Medieval Earth

Creates a sophisticated, earthy yet regal feel, ideal for backgrounds and supporting graphics.

#556B2F · #4682B4 · #DAA520

Deep Jewels

A harmonious dark scheme for backgrounds and layered design elements, evoking ancient luxury.

#8B0000 · #800080 · #4682B4

CSS variables

:root {
  --regal-tapestry-hues-1: #8B0000;
  --regal-tapestry-hues-2: #800080;
  --regal-tapestry-hues-3: #DAA520;
  --regal-tapestry-hues-4: #4682B4;
  --regal-tapestry-hues-5: #556B2F;
}

Tailwind config

theme: {
  extend: {
    colors: {
      "regal-tapestry-hues": {
        1: "#8B0000",
        2: "#800080",
        3: "#DAA520",
        4: "#4682B4",
        5: "#556B2F",
      }
    }
  }
}

Hex values

Color 1#8B0000

Color 2#800080

Color 3#DAA520

Color 4#4682B4

Color 5#556B2F

Accessibility

Contrast checker

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