Cocoa brown

Cocoa brown is a deep orange color that represents the color of medium ripe cocoa pods.

The HEX code for cocoa brown is #D2691E and the RGB values are 210, 105, 30.

The CMYK values are 0%, 50%, 86%, 18%.

The HSL values are 25°, 75%, 47.1%.

Cocoa brown is a warm color that can create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in interior design.

• The skin of an unripe cocoa bean pod.
  This is the original source of the color name, but it is not the color of chocolate, which is a highly processed product.

• The fur of some animals, such as bears, foxes, or dogs.
  Some breeds of dogs that have cocoa brown coats are the chocolate Labrador retriever, the Chesapeake Bay retriever, or the Boykin spaniel.

• The wood of some trees, such as mahogany, walnut, or cherry.
  These woods are often used for furniture, flooring, or musical instruments because of their rich and warm color.

• The spice of cinnamon, which is derived from the bark of a tropical tree.
  Cinnamon is used for flavoring and coloring various foods and drinks, such as apple pie, hot chocolate, or chai tea.

• The clay of terracotta, which is a type of earthenware pottery.
  Terracotta is often used for making pots, tiles, sculptures, or bricks.
  It has a natural reddish-brown color that can vary depending on the iron content of the clay.