Woodrush

General Information about #2F2C0A

The hexadecimal color code #2F2C0A represents a dark shade of yellow-brown, often described as Woodrush. It is composed of 18.43% red, 17.25% green, and 3.92% blue. In the RGB color model, this translates to values of R:47, G:44, B:10. In the CMYK color model, it consists of 0% cyan, 7% magenta, 79% yellow, and 82% black. The color evokes feelings of earthiness, and subdued elegance. Colors similar to Woodrush can be found in nature, like tree bark or dried leaves. Its dark and muted character makes it suitable for creating a sense of warmth and intimacy in design.

The color #2F2C0A, also known as Woodrush, presents significant accessibility challenges. Its low lightness value (approximately 15%) results in very low contrast against both white and black backgrounds. According to WCAG guidelines, sufficient contrast is crucial for readability, especially for users with visual impairments. This color fails to meet the minimum contrast ratios required for normal text (4.5:1) and large text (3:1) against either white or black. Therefore, it should be avoided for text or interactive elements. When used, ensure extremely high contrast with surrounding elements, use it only for decorative purposes where readability isn't important, or provide alternative high-contrast themes or options for users who need them.

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• Web Design Accents

  Woodrush (#2F2C0A) can evoke a sense of earthiness, nature, and muted luxury. In web design, it could be subtly employed for background accents in websites promoting organic products, rustic designs, or vintage themes. Due to its low contrast, it should be avoided for text but could be used sparingly for non-interactive visual elements. It can be used in minimalist designs where the user interface is simple and straightforward. This color brings a natural and earthy vibe to user interfaces.

• Interior Design Accents

  In interior design, Woodrush can contribute to creating a warm, cozy, and somewhat mysterious atmosphere. It can be used as an accent color in rooms with natural light, paired with lighter neutrals to prevent the space from feeling too dark. Consider using it for furniture upholstery, decorative pillows, or as a wall color in smaller spaces such as a study or reading nook to create a comfortable and inviting environment. Woodrush should not be used in rooms with poor lightning.

• Fashion Industry

  In the fashion industry, Woodrush (#2F2C0A) can serve as a sophisticated and understated color choice, often associated with classic and timeless designs. It works well for creating a sense of understated elegance and natural style. It can be used for garments such as sweaters, jackets, or trousers, pairing well with neutral colors like beige, cream, or olive green. This color is ideal for creating outfits that are both stylish and practical, offering a versatile option for various occasions.

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