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ochre
A dark, dull brownish-orange facade color between orange and brown, represented by hex triplet CC7722.
Ochre is a dark, dull shade of orange, about halfway between orange and brown. It is a common shade for brick facades.
Hex triplet: CC7722
Ochre is browner and generally lighter than mahogany. The shade can be present without an ochre pigment being used. The hex triplet is a comparison sample for a range of similar facade colors, rather than an exact-match requirement.
ochre Photos
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