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Maize is a bright and sunny yellow tone that draws you in like sunshine does. Its cheerful nature adds a nice element to neutral decors, while its boldness can make any space feel alive. Chamois Tan is a unique tan hue that is both muted and warm. With its sandy undertones, Chamois Tan works well as an accent color against bolder colors or by itself in bright rooms to create subtle warmth.
Obviously, fog on its own is usually a misty gray or white color. However, if you’ve ever been out in the fog when the sun rises or sets, you’ve probably seen the color represented here as Golden Fog. This shade takes its name from the moment when the sun’s rays turn a fog bank from a dismal gray to a brilliant shade of gold. Coffee is a dark, cool shade of brown with a somewhat grayish undertone. It is cooler than dark brown. Tan Green offers a fresh twist on classic tan shades. It’s greenish undertones provide vibrancy while keeping things toned down due to its base color being neutral-toned brown.Russet is a dark shade of brown with similarities to saddle brown, but a little darker and cooler. Russet also has a little hint of a red undertone.
Despite not having the word “brown” anywhere in its name, Desert Gray is very visibly closer to brown than it is to a true gray color. Either way, the muted brown has a distinctly cooler undertone to it, and the overall color suggests the coolness of the desert before the sun begins to rise. We’ll look at Maple Sugar and Maple Syrup brown later on, but for now, Canadian Maple pays homage to the brilliant brown-gold color that lights up some parts of the Canadian countryside during the fall. In fact, the maple leaf is so much a part of Canadian culture that it’s earned a spot on the Canadian national flag.
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Medium Brown is yet another entry on this list that looks exactly the way you’d expect it to. The red or magenta values are slightly higher in this shade than they would be in “regular” brown, but the overall impression is a warm, earthy color that still manages to immediately establish itself as undeniably brown. Sandy Beach is a washed-out version of sandy tan with its sunshine yellow undertones providing an extra touch of warmth. It’s ideal for beach homes and those looking to bring in some summer vibes. Tawny has darker undertones with its red-brown hues making it perfect for a subtle but sophisticated look. It’s lightness provides an airiness whilst still showing depth.
Ashamed presents itself as a very light colour palette where no single tone stands out above all others. This pastel mix reads nearly white but has enough tonal variations to keep it interesting without being overbearing. In its earliest forms, lace was made of linen, silk, silver, or gold, which made it completely inaccessible to all but the wealthiest of patrons. Today, it’s a lot easier to find lace in a wide range of colors and materials, but the iconic white-brown shade of early lace has still lingered in the public mind, giving rise to the name of this pale brown hue. Golden Brown is one of those unique hues where its warmth comes through without being overpowering. Golden brown looks great when paired amongst cooler neutrals like white, greys or even blue accents.Tuscan brown is a dark shade of brown with a cool tone. It is similar in color to dark brown but cooler and with hints of gray. Wood Brown boasts shades that are muted yet filled with rich earthy tones for an undeniable lightweight feel throughout your home or office space. Its subtle hues offer just enough vibrancy without taking away from existing pieces around it. Historically, canvas was made of a durable hemp weave that would be able to stand up to the perils of sea travel or long overland voyages. Today, while canvas sails and luggage bags aren’t nearly as common, cotton canvas weaves are a popular choice for clothing as well as for the basis of many great works of art. Canvas Brown mimics the pale brown shade that’s been so enduring for centuries. Each piece of furniture features a ‘Distinctive Chesterfields’ metal plaque to the rear – our stamp of quality. Plain or “true” beige is infamously difficult to print due to the extremely pale saturation values that make it hard to reproduce on a digital scale. Dark Beige, on the other hand, keeps the same color ratios but dials up the intensity to create a color that’s far more manageable in the digital realm.
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