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Petal of a Dying Rose
Petal of a Dying Rose is a very deep, warm color with warm (red, orange or yellow) character. Its estimated light reflectance value (LRV) is about 7.7, so it reflects roughly 8% of the light that hits it.
Color facts
| Hex | #9F0630 |
|---|---|
| RGB | 159, 6, 48 |
| HSL | 344°, 93%, 32% |
| Estimated LRV | 7.7 |
| Temperature | warm |
| Text on it | White text, contrast 8.3:1 |
LRV here is estimated from the screen color (relative luminance). Paint brands publish measured LRVs on their own chips, which can differ.
How it reads on a wall
Close to black on the wall. Best for doors, window frames, cabinetry, a single accent wall or exterior trim. Needs strong light and careful sheen choice.
North-facing rooms get cool, indirect light all day; a warm color like this one helps balance it.
South- and west-facing rooms get warm, strong light that will make this color look warmer and more saturated in the afternoon.
Rooms it suits
- Front doors and interior doors
- Cabinetry and built-ins
- Window frames and exterior trim
- One accent wall in a well-lit room
A 60-30-10 palette built on Petal of a Dying Rose
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Petal of a Dying Rose
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The 60-30-10 rule splits a room into a main color, a secondary color and an accent. Swap in real paint and fabric samples before you buy.
Harmonies
Complementary
Prairie#0B9D6AAnalogous
Brick Red#8F1402Analogous
Vibrant Velvet#BB0088Triadic
Herbalist’s Garden#119900Triadic
Denim#2243B6Split complementary
Emerald#028F1ETints and shades
Lighter tints work as a ceiling or adjoining-room color; deeper shades suit trim, doors or cabinets.
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Getting Petal of a Dying Rose in real paint
Petal of a Dying Rose is a name from the open color-names list (MIT license), not a specific paint product. Most paint counters can mix a close match: bring a printed or physical sample, or use a brand color-match tool, then buy a sample pot and paint a 2 by 2 foot swatch on two walls. Screens and printers shift color.
On-screen colors are approximations. Pantone, Color of the Year and brand color names are trademarks of their owners.