Red Color Palettes
Curated red palettes — each with four to eight complementary colors, hex codes, and RGB values. Red is the anchor; from deep crimson and blood red through scarlet, rust, and warm blush. Sorted by most recently added.
Crimson Tide
Five crimson tones from near-black garnet through vivid crimson, poppy, soft blush, and pale rose — a bold, saturated red gradient.
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Scarlet Letter
Deep wine through crimson, pure scarlet, light coral, and pale blush — a clean, decisive red scale for confident design and bold branding.
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Brick & Mortar
Burnt brick, sienna, warm clay, sandy tan, and pale linen — earthy reds with warmth and substance, the tones of fired brick and aged masonry.
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Cherry Bomb
Deep maraschino through bold cherry, vivid rose-red, soft pink, and pale petal — the full tonal range of a cherry in peak season.
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Ember Glow
Charred wood, dark ember, vivid flame, amber glow, and warm apricot — the color arc of a fire dying down to hot coals at the end of the night.
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Red Currant
Dark currant, rich berry, vivid raspberry, warm pink, and pale blush — the jewel tones of red currant in mid-summer.
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Blood Moon
Near-black maroon, deep garnet, mid-crimson, burnt sienna-red, and warm peach — the eerie color arc of a total lunar eclipse in progress.
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Cardinal Red
Dark ox-blood, firebrick, classic cardinal, pale carnation, and near-white rose — the traditional palette of deep institutional reds.
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Valentina
Deep burgundy-red, vivid rose-red, warm pink, soft rose, and pale blush — a romantic red palette layered from intensity to gentleness.
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Pomegranate
Dark garnet, deep ruby, vivid pomegranate, rose quartz, and pale petal — the jewel-toned reds of a freshly split pomegranate.
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Dragon Fire
Near-black obsidian, deep dragon-scale red, bold crimson, burnt orange-red, and warm coral — the mythic intensity of dragonfire from ember to edge.
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Lacquer Red
Classic lacquer ox-blood, traditional Chinese red, brilliant vermilion, soft rose, and pale petal — the vivid reds of traditional lacquerware and festival decor.
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Cinnabar
Dark iron oxide, classic cinnabar mineral, warm earth red, light sienna, and pale blush clay — the natural reds of mineral pigment and fired earth.
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Rustic Barn
Deep barn red, weathered rust, faded brick, warm wood, and pale wheat straw — the classic colors of an old country barn in late afternoon sun.
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Red Maple
Deep maple bark, dark crimson leaf, vivid autumn red, warm amber-red, and golden straw — the color arc of a red maple in peak fall color.
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