Burgundy Color Code: HEX Code & RGB Code Values

Looking for specific burgundy color code? Get exact burgundy hex code #800020 and burgundy RGB code rgb(128,0,32). Complete color information for design and development projects featuring this sophisticated, deep red.

HEX#800020

RGBrgb(128,0,32)

Shades of Burgundy

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HEX Color Value

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Shades (Adding Black)

• 3B82F6

  rgb(59, 130, 246)
• 376BC8

  rgb(55, 107, 200)
• 31559D

  rgb(49, 85, 157)
• 294073

  rgb(41, 64, 115)
• 202C4C

  rgb(32, 44, 76)
• 151928

  rgb(21, 25, 40)
• 000000

  rgb(0, 0, 0)

Tints (Adding White)

• 3B82F6

  rgb(59, 130, 246)
• 6D95F8

  rgb(109, 149, 248)
• 91A9FA

  rgb(145, 169, 250)
• AFBEFC

  rgb(175, 190, 252)
• CBD3FD

  rgb(203, 211, 253)
• E5E9FE

  rgb(229, 233, 254)
• FFFFFF

  rgb(255, 255, 255)

Tones (Adding Gray)

• 3B82F6

  rgb(59, 130, 246)
• 5082E9

  rgb(80, 130, 233)
• 6182D7

  rgb(97, 130, 215)
• 6F83C4

  rgb(111, 131, 196)
• 7983B0

  rgb(121, 131, 176)
• 80849B

  rgb(128, 132, 155)
• 808080

  rgb(128, 128, 128)

Burgundy Palette

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HEX Color Value

Sequential

Single hue gradient for data visualization

7 colors

Lightest

#DAF1FF

Light

#ACD2F3

Medium Light

#7AB5E7

Medium

#3498DB

Medium Dark

#2B6F9F

Dark

#214967

Darkest

#142634

Diverging

Dual hue gradient with a neutral midpoint

9 colors

Base End

#3498DB

Left Dark

#76AEE2

Left Medium

#A4C5E9

Left Light

#CEDDEF

Neutral

#F5F5F5

Right Light

#F5D5C3

Right Medium

#F1B593

Right Dark

#E89664

Complementary End

#DB7734

Monochromatic

Same hue, different brightness/saturation

5 colors

Lightest

#FFFFFF

Light

#A9CAED

Medium

#3498DB

Dark

#004D89

Darkest

#000000

Analogous

Colors adjacent on the color wheel (30° apart)

5 colors

Left Adjacent 2

#34DB77

Left Adjacent 1

#34DBCB

Main

#3498DB

Right Adjacent 1

#3445DB

Right Adjacent 2

#7734DB

Complementary

Colors opposite on the color wheel (180° apart)

2 colors

Main

#3498DB

Complementary

#DB7734

Triadic

Evenly spaced around the color wheel (120° apart)

3 colors

Main

#3498DB

Secondary

#DB3498

Tertiary

#98DB34

Square

Four colors evenly spaced (90° apart)

4 colors

Main

#3498DB

Right 90°

#CB34DB

Complementary

#DB7734

Left 90°

#45DB34

Tetradic

Two pairs of complementary colors

4 colors

Main

#3498DB

Secondary

#7734DB

Complementary

#DB7734

Complementary Secondary

#98DB34

Split Complementary

Complementary colors ±30°

3 colors

Main

#3498DB

Split Left

#DB3444

Split Right

#DBCB34

Cyclic

Circular gradient for periodic data

8 colors

0°

#3498DB

45°

#4D34DB

90°

#CB34DB

135°

#DB346E

180°

#DB7734

225°

#C2DB34

270°

#45DB34

315°

#34DBA1

Pastel

Soft, desaturated colors for modern UI

6 colors

Light Pastel

#A2B6C3

Pastel 1

#AFBFCB

Pastel 2

#BBC9D3

Pastel 3

#C7D3DB

Pastel 4

#D4DDE3

Deep Pastel

#E0E7EB

Common Red Color Codes (HEX & RGB)

Red →

HEX:#FF0000

RGB:rgb(255, 0, 0)

Dark Red →

HEX:#8B0000

RGB:rgb(139, 0, 0)

Blood Red →

HEX:#880808

RGB:rgb(136,8,8)

Maroon →

HEX:#800000

RGB:rgb(128, 0, 0)

Burgundy →

HEX:#800020

RGB:rgb(128, 0, 32)

Crimson →

HEX:#DC143C

RGB:rgb(220, 20, 60)

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HEX Color Value

All Formats:

• HEX:
  #ECB12E
• RGB:
  rgb(236, 177, 46)
• CMYK:
  cmyk(0%, 25%, 81%, 7%)
• HSV:
  hsv(41°, 81%, 93%)
• HSL:
  hsl(41°, 83%, 55%)

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What is Burgundy?

Burgundy is a deep, dark red with pronounced purple-brown undertones that gives it a wine-like, luxurious character. The name originates from the Burgundy region of France, renowned for producing some of the world's finest red wines. Since the 19th century, the color burgundy has been culturally synonymous with sophistication, maturity, and understated elegance.

On the color spectrum, burgundy sits between red and purple, represented by the hex code #800020 or rgb(128, 0, 32). The color is dominated by a moderate red component with a touch of blue and almost no green, which creates its distinctive cool, shadowy depth. In print, its CMYK values heavily favor magenta over yellow, reinforcing that purple undertone. Unlike warmer reds, burgundy feels composed and intellectual rather than aggressive or loud.

Burgundy vs Similar Colors

Burgundy belongs to the deep red family but has clear differences from its neighbors:

Color	HEX Code	Key Difference
Burgundy	#800020	Deep red with purple undertone, wine-like
Maroon	#800000	Dark brownish-red, warmer and earthier
Wine Red	#722F37	Softer, slightly lighter with subtle brown
Cordovan	#893F45	Rosy-brown, warmer and less purple
Oxblood	#4A0405	Much darker, nearly black-red

Burgundy is cooler and more purple than maroon, distinguishing itself from the browner, earthier direction that maroon takes. Compared to wine red, burgundy is darker and more saturated, making it feel bolder and more formal.

Color Psychology and Meaning

Burgundy carries a unique psychological profile among reds — it trades energy and urgency for wisdom and refinement. The color's depth and restraint evoke a sense of maturity that makes it especially popular in luxury and professional contexts:

• Luxury and sophistication: In fashion and interior design, burgundy signals taste and exclusivity without the ostentation of bright gold or jewel tones
• Power and ambition: Used by financial institutions and law firms, burgundy conveys authority, stability, and serious intent
• Warmth and intimacy: Its deep, enveloping quality makes burgundy ideal for creating cozy, romantic spaces and premium hospitality settings
• Tradition and heritage: Burgundy appears in many university colors, coat of arms, and heritage brand identities, linking it to legacy and established trust

For brands, burgundy communicates that you're established, discerning, and value substance over flash.

Using Burgundy in Design

Burgundy's darkness and sophistication open specific design pathways:

Web and UI Design: Burgundy works best as a secondary accent or background for premium brands. It creates elegant dark-mode interfaces, sophisticated header backgrounds, and refined hover states. Avoid using burgundy for primary CTAs on dark backgrounds due to low contrast — instead, pair it with gold or cream for luxurious contrast.

Graphic and Print Design: Burgundy is a staple of wine labels, luxury packaging, and wedding invitations. It pairs exceptionally well with gold foil, cream paper stock, and serif typography for a timeless, high-end aesthetic. In business cards and letterhead, burgundy communicates professionalism with personality.

Fashion and Interior Design: A classic autumn and winter color, burgundy appears in leather accessories, velvet upholstery, matte lipsticks, and tailored coats. In interiors, burgundy accent walls or velvet sofas add warmth and drama without overwhelming a room.

Brand Identity: The Washington Commanders (NFL), similar deep wine tones, and numerous wineries and restaurants use burgundy to signal richness, tradition, and premium quality. It's a color that says "we've been here a long time, and we're not going anywhere."

Color Harmony and Combinations

Burgundy's muted, cool-red character pairs beautifully with:

• Monochromatic: Deeper burgundy, dusty rose, and blush create layered, romantic palettes
• Complementary: Sage green or teal creates an elegant contrast without being jarring
• Analogous: Plum, mauve, and dusty purple build warm, cohesive palettes
• Neutral anchoring: Cream, blush, taupe, and gold are burgundy's ideal partners for luxury design
• Metallic accents: Gold, bronze, and copper elevate burgundy to its most premium expression

For accessibility, burgundy (#800020) on white achieves approximately 8.3:1 contrast — excellent for text readability. Use bold weights for optimal results at smaller sizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the burgundy hex code?

The standard burgundy hex code is #800020. This deep wine-red is widely recognized across all major design platforms and CSS frameworks.

What does burgundy look like?

Burgundy is a deep, dark red with noticeable purple undertones — think of the color of a fine Bordeaux wine. It is darker and cooler than cherry red but brighter and more saturated than maroon.

What colors go well with burgundy?

Burgundy pairs beautifully with cream, blush pink, gold, sage green, navy, charcoal, and taupe. For contrast, combine burgundy with mustard yellow or teal.

Is burgundy the same as maroon?

No. Burgundy (#800020) has a purple-blue undertone, while maroon (#800000) has a brown undertone. Burgundy is slightly lighter and cooler, while maroon is darker and warmer.

What are the RGB values for burgundy?

The burgundy RGB code is rgb(128, 0, 32) — moderate red, zero green, and a small blue component that creates its purple undertone.

What is burgundy's CMYK value?

The burgundy CMYK value is approximately C:0, M:100, Y:75, K:50, heavy on magenta and black ink, producing a rich deep red in print.