Treasures

#BA8B36

Also known as: Trading Post , Burnished Copper , Hokey Pokey , Arnica

As a medium take on orange, Treasures carries warm and inviting energy that suits friendly UI accents and children's products. Because it leans warm, balancing it with a blue keeps a palette from feeling one-note. Accessibility-wise, it needs a dark backdrop: 6.83:1 on black clears AA.

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Treasures color codes

HEX
#BA8B36
RGB
rgb(186, 139, 54)
RGBA
rgba(186, 139, 54, 1)
HSL
hsl(39, 55%, 47%)
HSV
hsv(39, 71%, 73%)
CMYK
cmyk(0%, 25%, 71%, 27%)
LAB
lab(61.4 12.3 50.7)
OKLCH
oklch(66.7% 0.115 79.0)

Analysis

Color intelligence

sRGB safe
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Gamut

The full range of colors a device or space can show. sRGB is the common screen gamut; Display P3 is wider. A color outside a gamut cannot be shown accurately there and must be mapped inward.Full glossary entry →

Displays accurately on every screen and translates well to print.

Temperature

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Undertone

The subtle secondary bias in a color that seems neutral. A gray can have a blue or green undertone; a white can lean warm or cool. Undertones decide whether two near-neutrals clash or agree.Full glossary entry →

CoolWarm

warm

Nearest standard colors
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Delta E (ΔE)

A measure of how different two colors look. Below 1 the difference is invisible to almost everyone; below 2.3 most people can't tell them apart; above 10 they are clearly different colors. We use CIEDE2000, the modern standard.Full glossary entry →

  • CSS: darkgoldenrod #B8860B · ΔE 3.8
  • RAL 1024: Ochre yellow #BA8F4C · ΔE 3.2 · approximate

RAL values are widely published approximations of the physical standard. For Pantone-adjacent workflows, match by eye against a physical fan deck. Pantone's values are proprietary and device-dependent, so we don't print lookups.

Where Treasures works

  • Web & UI: Best as a button fill, badge, or accent. Pair it with white text only at large sizes, and check contrast.
  • Interiors: Strong for a whole room, excellent in doses: an accent wall, cabinetry, or a statement chair.
  • Fashion: Wears best as the statement piece, a top, scarf, or shoes, against neutral basics.
  • Branding: High-energy brand material: strong for food, fitness, and youth-facing marks. Use sparingly in UI.
  • Web & UI: A supporting-cast color for UI: chart fills, tags, and empty-state illustrations, but not text.
  • Branding: A secondary brand color by nature: it supports a stronger primary and shines in illustration.

Copy as: every ecosystem

Variations

Tints, shades, and tones of Treasures
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Tint

A color mixed with white, which raises its lightness. Pink is a tint of red. Tints feel softer and more open than the base color.Full glossary entry →

Harmonies

Color harmonies
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Complementary colors

Two colors opposite each other on the wheel. They create the strongest contrast and make each other look more intense, so they work best used unevenly.Full glossary entry →

Palettes built from Treasures by rotating its hue in OKLCH space. Click any swatch to copy its hex code.

Complementary

Analogous

Triadic

Split-complementary

Tetradic

Monochromatic

Accessibility

Contrast & accessibility

Aa on white

contrast 3.07:1

AA fail AAA fail AA large pass

Aa on black

contrast 6.83:1

AA pass AAA fail AA large pass

Best text color on a Treasures background: #000000

Palettes

Palettes featuring Treasures

Treasures with its complement

Soft neighbors of Treasures

Treasures triad

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Similar colors

Looking for maximum contrast instead? The complement of Treasures is closest to Blue Bay .

FAQ

Treasures FAQs

What color is Treasures?

Treasures is a medium orange with the hex code #BA8B36. In HSL terms it has a hue of 39°, 55% saturation, and 47% lightness.

What is the hex code for Treasures?

The hex code for Treasures is #BA8B36. In RGB it's rgb(186, 139, 54), and in CMYK it's cmyk(0%, 25%, 71%, 27%).

What colors go well with Treasures?

Treasures pairs naturally with blue tones from its complementary harmony, and with cyan accents from its split-complementary palette. Its own tints and shades always work as a monochrome scheme.

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