29 Shades of Burnt Color

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#420303

Burnt Maroon Color
Burnt maroon is a deep, smoldering brown-red, the color of dried chili or charred cherry wood. The burnt maroon color sits at the darkest edge of the red family. Burnt maroon color hex code #420303 adds warmth and depth to an autumnal or masculine palette.
#e57568

Burnt Coral Color
What coral becomes after a full season in the sun. Burnt Coral (#e57568) is a warm peach-red with orange undertones, beachy without being cartoonish. Teal and cream make the obvious palette; deep navy makes the unexpected one.
#bb4f35

Burnt Ochre Color
The cave paintings at Lascaux, roughly 17,000 years old, used pigments mixed from local iron oxide. That hue sits very close to Burnt Ochre (#bb4f35). It’s a terracotta-rust with serious warmth and historical weight, right at home in boho interiors, vintage branding, and anything that wants to feel handmade.
#9f2305

Burnt Red Color
Burnt red is a deep rust-red, the color of dried brick or autumn leaves after the first frost. Warm and earthy, the burnt red color adds grounded richness to a rustic or autumnal palette.
#d5ab09

Burnt Yellow Color
Turmeric powder spilled onto a wooden cutting board, or dried marigold petals ground fine. Burnt yellow color (#d5ab09) trades brightness for baked-in richness. Autumn design and deep teal accents suit it perfectly.
#cc5500

Burnt Orange Color
The Texas Longhorns wear this exact hex on football Saturdays, and autumn leaves in Vermont hit it in late October. Burnt orange color (#cc5500) lands warm, retro, confident. Deep teal turns it into a proper 1970s color-block palette.
#736f54

Burnt Olive Color
Burnt olive is a warm grey-green-brown, the color of dried moss or old army canvas. A muted, earthy neutral, the burnt olive color grounds a palette of creams and deeper greens with quiet warmth.