#1E1C22
Obsidian color
Obsidian is a glossy near-black with a faint cool undertone, named after volcanic glass. It is popular for modern interiors, kitchens and fashion as a deep, polished neutral.
It is a dark, neutral color with an estimated light reflectance value (LRV) of 1.2.
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What colors go with obsidian?
Tried-and-true partners for obsidian in outfits and rooms:
Color wheel harmonies
Complementary – opposite on the color wheel, maximum contrast
Analogous – neighbors on the wheel, calm and blended
Triadic – three evenly spaced colors, balanced and lively
Split complementary – softer contrast than complementary
Tints and shades of obsidian
Lighter tints on the left, the base color in the middle, darker shades on the right.
Closest obsidian paint colors
The nearest paint color from each brand by perceived color difference (CIEDE2000). Screen colors are approximations; always test a sample on your wall.
Who looks good in obsidian?
In seasonal color analysis, obsidian or a very close shade appears in these palettes:
Similar colors
FAQ
What is the hex code for obsidian?
The hex code for obsidian is #1E1C22. In RGB it is rgb(30, 28, 34), in HSL hsl(260, 10%, 12%) and in CMYK cmyk(12%, 18%, 0%, 87%).
What colors go with obsidian?
Obsidian pairs well with white, gold, sage green, burgundy. For a color-wheel match, its complementary color is #20221C.
Is obsidian a warm or cool color?
Obsidian is a fairly neutral color, so it can be styled warm or cool depending on what you pair it with.
What is the complementary color of obsidian?
The complementary color of obsidian (#1E1C22) is #20221C, directly opposite on the color wheel. Used together they create strong contrast, so use one as the main color and the other as an accent.
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Is that really obsidian?
Point ColorScan at a sofa, a dress or a wall and see whether it is obsidian or something close, with the exact hex code and matching paint colors.
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- Color harmonies and palettes from any shot
