Brass Colors

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What is Brass Color?

Brass color is a rich, metallic hue that mimics the appearance of the brass alloy, which is made from copper and zinc. This warm, golden-brown color has a distinctive metallic quality that ranges from bright and polished to deep and antique. Brass colors are characterized by their yellow-gold undertones with varying degrees of brown, creating a sophisticated, timeless aesthetic that evokes luxury, durability, and classic craftsmanship.

Brass Colors on Digital Screens

Brass colors are defined by these color codes for consistent display across devices:

• • Classic Brass: #B5A642 (RGB: 181, 166, 66)
• • Polished Brass: #C9B037 (RGB: 201, 176, 55)
• • Light Brass: #D6C562 (RGB: 214, 197, 98)
• • Antique Brass: #A08F3C (RGB: 160, 143, 60)
• • Dark Brass: #8C7853 (RGB: 140, 120, 83)
• • Rich Brass: #CDA434 (RGB: 205, 164, 52)

Using Brass Colors in Design

Brass colors bring warmth and sophistication to designs. Here are some tips for using brass colors effectively:

• • Use brass as an accent color to add warmth and luxury to designs
• • Pair with deep blues or greens for a rich, elegant contrast
• • Combine with neutrals like cream, white, or charcoal for a sophisticated palette
• • Use in designs related to luxury, vintage, or traditional themes
• • Brass works well for typography, borders, and decorative elements to add a touch of elegance

Colors That Complement Brass

• Deep Navy Blue
• Emerald Green
• Burgundy
• Charcoal Gray
• Cream
• Dark Brown

Brass Color Symbolism

Brass colors carry powerful symbolic meanings across different contexts:

Luxury and elegance, adding a touch of sophistication to designs. Durability and strength, reflecting the physical properties of the brass metal. Tradition and timelessness, connecting to historical craftsmanship and enduring quality. Brass also symbolizes warmth and richness, creating an inviting atmosphere in interior design. In branding, brass tones convey reliability, established expertise, and premium quality, making them popular for luxury brands and traditional institutions.

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