A deep, glowing red-orange taken from peak maple foliage.
Autumn Blaze Orange
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rgb(230, 126, 34)
A brighter orange for the most saturated fall leaves.
Bark Brown
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rgb(90, 62, 43)
A dark, textured brown for tree trunks and fallen branches.
Golden Birch
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rgb(217, 164, 65)
A warm gold for birch leaves turning at the edge of the trail.
Faded Straw
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rgb(232, 217, 160)
A pale, dry gold for leaves that have started to fade.
Ash Twilight
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rgb(107, 107, 107)
A neutral gray for overcast fall sky.
Maple Ember Trail is built around real contrast — maple ember and autumn blaze orange sit at the hot end of the spectrum, while bark brown and ash twilight ground the palette so it doesn't read as one continuous blur of orange. Golden birch and faded straw fill the middle, giving the eye somewhere to rest between the darker and brighter extremes.
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This palette suits outdoor apparel and gear branding, hiking and travel content, home decor lines built around autumn, and seasonal food and beverage packaging that wants to feel like a walk through peak foliage rather than a generic pumpkin-orange fall theme. It also works well for editorial photo galleries of foliage season.
Use faded straw or ash twilight as a light neutral background so maple ember and autumn blaze orange can carry real visual weight as accents or headlines. Bark brown is dark enough to double as a body text color, keeping the overall palette legible without introducing a separate near-black.
