Marsala (#975250) Color Information
Marsala (#975250) RGB value is (151, 82, 80). The hex color red value is 151, green is 82, and blue is 80. Its HSL format shows a hue of 2°, saturation of 31%, and lightness of 45%, while the CMYK process values are 0%, 46%, 47%, and 41%.
Colors that pair well with Marsala (#975250) include Signal Violet (#924E7D), Dirt (#9B7653), and Lincoln Green (#478778), as they maintain visual balance and harmony, whereas May Green (#4C9141), Dusty Grape (#645394), and Pastel Blue (#5D9B9B) tend to conflict with this color due to strong contrast or opposing tonal characteristics.
Marsala (#975250) Color Meaning
Marsala (#975250) is a muted, earthy red-brown with a strong warmth that leans toward brick tones. It belongs to the red family, particularly the dark, natural red spectrum, conveying stability with subtle vibrancy. Designers use it to create a sense of grounded elegance and understated luxury. Historically, Marsala (#975250) was named after the fortified wine from Sicily, symbolizing richness and indulgence. It gained prominence in fashion and interior design, often linked to autumnal palettes and sophisticated materials like leather and wood. The color communicates resilience and timelessness. In spiritual practice, Marsala (#975250) resonates with the root and heart chakras, promoting grounding, strength, and emotional balance. Across cultures, this hue appears in textiles, pottery, and ceremonial art, often signaling endurance, wealth, and warmth. Its subtlety makes it versatile, fitting both modern and traditional settings.
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
Variations of a single hue
Contrast Checker (WCAG)
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Seamless Patterns
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Real-World Applications
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