26 Shades of Classic Color

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Classic Brown Color
Well-oiled saddle leather with a couple of seasons on it. Classic brown color (#6a493d) functions as an all-purpose neutral in any earthy palette. Add cream and one bright accent and the layout suddenly feels grown-up and welcoming.
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Classic Olive Color
A field jacket that has seen a few seasons ends up somewhere close to this deep, grayed khaki. Classic olive color (#685e3f) lives at the grown-up end of the olive family, where things get dignified. Ralph Lauren catalogues have leaned on it since the 1970s.
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Classic Gold Color
Classic gold is a warm, honeyed tan-gold, the color of a wheat field at harvest or antique gilding. The classic gold color reads as rich without shouting. Classic gold #c9a367 pairs beautifully with deep navy or burgundy for a lasting look.
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Classic French Grey Color
Classic French grey is a warm, mushroomy mid-grey that leans toward greige. The classic french grey color is the refined neutral behind many a Parisian salon wall. Steady and quiet, it lets bolder colors and artwork do the talking.
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Classic Green Color
The classic green color is the green of a felt pool table or a road sign, balanced right between yellow and blue. It’s the shade your brain files under “green” with no qualifier. Dependable for anything that needs to signal go or growth.
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Classic Silver Color
Classic silver is the grey of a well-worn nickel, warm and slightly greenish rather than shiny. Screens can’t show true metallic shine, so the classic silver color stands in for brushed steel. It’s a solid neutral for tech packaging that wants to feel premium.
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Classic Grey Color
A warm, taupe-leaning grey that never goes out of style. Classic grey color (#a39d93) is the shade interior designers reach for when they want to warm up a room without committing to beige. Anchors well against cream, black, or deep green.
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Classic Blue Color
Pantone named this Color of the Year in 2020, and the shade has been showing up in office lobbies ever since. Classic blue color (#0f4e81) reads dependable, calm, and slightly conservative, which was the exact point of the announcement. Works with white, grey, and warm wood.