Wenge (#645452) Color Information
Wenge (#645452) RGB value is (100, 84, 82). The hex color red value is 100, green is 84, and blue is 82. Its HSL format shows a hue of 7°, saturation of 10%, and lightness of 36%, while the CMYK process values are 0%, 16%, 18%, and 61%.
Colors that pair well with Wenge (#645452) include Stormcloud (#4F666A), as they maintain visual balance and harmony, whereas Ebony (#555D50), Independence (#4C516D), and Stormcloud (#4F666A) tend to conflict with this color due to strong contrast or opposing tonal characteristics.
Wenge (#645452) Color Meaning
Wenge (#645452) is a dark, muted brown with slight purple-gray undertones, resembling the wood of the wenge tree native to Africa. Its deep tone conveys elegance, durability, and sophistication. Wenge (#645452) is extensively used in furniture, interiors, and high-end design to communicate richness and timelessness. The color embodies strength, refinement, and grounding. Wenge (#645452) anchors visual compositions and contrasts beautifully with lighter, warmer hues. Its subtle undertones add complexity, making it more than a standard brown while remaining versatile in design. Pigments for Wenge (#645452) can be replicated using iron oxide blends and organic dyes to achieve its muted depth. In African cultures, wenge wood is prized for its density, beauty, and longevity, reflecting protection and status. Wenge (#645452) blends natural inspiration with sophistication, creating a luxurious and meaningful shade.
Color Conversion
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RGB Values & CMYK Values
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Color Variations
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Color Harmonies
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Split Complementary
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Double Split Complementary
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Monochromatic
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Contrast Checker (WCAG)
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Seamless Patterns
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Real-World Applications
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