Burnt Orange Colors

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What is Burnt Orange Color?

Burnt orange is a deep, warm orange color that resembles the color of flames or a sunset. It gets its name from the darkened, intense orange that appears when the color orange is "burnt" or deepened. This rich hue combines the energy of orange with the depth and sophistication of brown tones.

Burnt Orange Colors on Digital Screens

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

• • Classic Burnt Orange: #CC5500 (RGB: 204, 85, 0)
• • Bright Burnt Orange: #E35A00 (RGB: 227, 90, 0)
• • Texas Burnt Orange: #BF5700 (RGB: 191, 87, 0)
• • Copper Burnt Orange: #D56C2B (RGB: 213, 108, 43)
• • Rust Burnt Orange: #B7410E (RGB: 183, 65, 14)
• • Vivid Burnt Orange: #FF7034 (RGB: 255, 112, 52)

Using Burnt Orange Colors in Design

Burnt orange colors bring warmth and energy to designs. Here are some tips for using burnt orange colors effectively:

• • Perfect for creating warm, energetic atmospheres
• • Ideal for autumn, retro, and southwestern design themes
• • Combine with navy blue, teal, or cream for balanced palettes
• • Use as accent colors to add warmth and vibrancy to neutral schemes
• • Works well in interior design, fashion, and seasonal branding

Colors That Complement Burnt Orange

• Navy Blue
• Teal
• Cream
• Olive Green
• Deep Brown

Burnt Orange Color Symbolism

Burnt orange colors carry powerful symbolic associations:

Energy and enthusiasm, stimulating activity and creativity. Warmth and comfort, creating cozy and inviting atmospheres. Autumn and harvest, evoking seasonal changes and abundance. Adventure and excitement, suggesting boldness and confidence. In design, burnt orange colors are associated with retro aesthetics, southwestern style, and autumn themes.

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