Color Palette
Maroon Color Palette
Maroon is a dark, brownish-red that conveys strength, stability, and warmth. As a CSS named color, it has been a web staple since the early internet. This palette provides five variations from deep chocolate-maroon to lighter brick tones, perfect for academic institutions, traditional brands, and warm design systems.
Color Values
Frequently Asked Questions
›What is the hex code for maroon?
The CSS named color maroon is #800000. It is a dark, brownish-red. For a richer variant, try #800020 (burgundy) or #722F37 (wine).
›What colors complement maroon?
Maroon pairs well with gold (#FFD700), cream (#FFFDD0), navy (#001F3F), teal (#008080), and silver (#C0C0C0). These create strong, classic combinations.
›Is maroon a warm or cool color?
Maroon is a warm color. Its red-brown base places it firmly on the warm side. Unlike burgundy, which has cool purple undertones, maroon is straightforwardly warm.