Copper Colors

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What is Copper Color?

Copper is a reddish-brown metallic color that takes its name from the metal copper. It's a warm, rich hue that combines orange-brown tones with a distinctive metallic quality. The color copper has been valued since ancient times, as the metal itself was one of the first to be worked by humans.

Copper Colors on Digital Screens

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

• • Classic Copper: #B87333 (RGB: 184, 115, 51)
• • Light Copper: #DA8A67 (RGB: 218, 138, 103)
• • Dark Copper: #996515 (RGB: 153, 101, 21)
• • Rose Copper: #CB6D51 (RGB: 203, 109, 81)
• • Bright Copper: #C77826 (RGB: 199, 120, 38)
• • Antique Copper: #A26D42 (RGB: 162, 109, 66)

Using Copper Colors in Design

Copper colors bring warmth and luxury to designs. Here are some tips for using copper colors effectively:

• • Perfect for creating warm, sophisticated atmospheres
• • Ideal for luxury, industrial, and autumn-themed designs
• • Combine with teal, navy blue, or cream for balanced palettes
• • Use as accent colors to add warmth and metallic richness
• • Works well in interior design, fashion, and premium branding

Colors That Complement Copper

• Teal
• Navy Blue
• Cream
• Forest Green
• Deep Purple

Copper Color Symbolism

Copper colors carry powerful symbolic associations:

Warmth and luxury, creating rich and inviting atmospheres. Earthiness and stability, connecting to nature and grounding energy. Sophistication and timelessness, suggesting quality and durability. In design, copper colors are associated with premium quality, industrial aesthetics, and autumn themes. The metallic quality of copper also conveys conductivity and energy transfer.

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