Borrowed Fire Brand Colors

Canonical color reference for Borrowed Fire LLC, including web, design, app, and approximate print formats.

Last updated: 2026-06-10

Quick Setup

For two-field brand settings like Brand color and Accent color, use this pair.

Brand color

Ink #0B0F14

Accent color

Flame Orange #EE8329

Button/link fallback

If a tool uses Brand color only for buttons or links, use #EE8329 as Brand color and #CD5241 as Accent color.

Core Palette

Ink

Primary brand color, wordmark color, dark background

Hex

#0B0F14

RGB

11, 15, 20

CSS RGB

rgb(11 15 20)

RGBA

rgba(11, 15, 20, 1)

HSL

hsl(213 29% 6%)

CMYK

cmyk(45% 25% 0% 92%)

CSS Var

--bf-ink

SwiftUI

Color(red: 0.043, green: 0.059, blue: 0.078)

Android

#FF0B0F14

Flame Orange

Primary accent, fire highlight, CTA accent

Hex

#EE8329

RGB

238, 131, 41

CSS RGB

rgb(238 131 41)

RGBA

rgba(238, 131, 41, 1)

HSL

hsl(27 85% 55%)

CMYK

cmyk(0% 45% 83% 7%)

CSS Var

--bf-flame-orange

SwiftUI

Color(red: 0.933, green: 0.514, blue: 0.161)

Android

#FFEE8329

Ember Red

Secondary accent, ember depth, gradient endpoint

Hex

#CD5241

RGB

205, 82, 65

CSS RGB

rgb(205 82 65)

RGBA

rgba(205, 82, 65, 1)

HSL

hsl(7 58% 53%)

CMYK

cmyk(0% 60% 68% 20%)

CSS Var

--bf-ember-red

SwiftUI

Color(red: 0.804, green: 0.322, blue: 0.255)

Android

#FFCD5241

Warm Light

Light logo color, text on dark surfaces

Hex

#F4F1EA

RGB

244, 241, 234

CSS RGB

rgb(244 241 234)

RGBA

rgba(244, 241, 234, 1)

HSL

hsl(42 31% 94%)

CMYK

cmyk(0% 1% 4% 4%)

CSS Var

--bf-warm-light

SwiftUI

Color(red: 0.957, green: 0.945, blue: 0.918)

Android

#FFF4F1EA

Paper

Warm page background and document surface

Hex

#F7F0E5

RGB

247, 240, 229

CSS RGB

rgb(247 240 229)

RGBA

rgba(247, 240, 229, 1)

HSL

hsl(37 53% 93%)

Borrowed Fire Flame

CSS

linear-gradient(90deg, #EE8329, #CD5241)

Borrowed Fire Firemark

CSS

linear-gradient(135deg, #EE8329 0%, #CD5241 100%)

Usage Notes

Lead with Ink and Flame Orange. Do not replace the brand system with blue or neutral gray defaults.
Use Ember Red as support. It adds depth to fire moments and gradients.
Use Warm Light on dark surfaces. It is the light logo and text color.
Use Paper for light surfaces. It keeps the brand warm without making every page beige-heavy.
Keep gray text legible. On dark surfaces, prefer Warm Light or Text Secondary over low-contrast gray.
CMYK is approximate. For serious print work, proof from the final printer profile.