Bronzed

Bronzed is what happens when you pull orange toward earth and away from light. It's darker and more muted than Basketball or Cigarette Glow, but it doesn't disappear the way truly desaturated oranges do, there's still warmth in it, just wrapped in clay instead of fire. This is the orange that sits on aged wood, not neon.

You'll land this in product pages, editorial layouts, and design tools where the interface needs authority without coldness. It works on backgrounds in a way the brighter oranges don't, and it pairs naturally with warm neutrals and deep grays without looking washed out. Unlike Amour's approachability or Cigarette Glow's glow, Bronzed feels considered, almost reserved. It's got presence but it doesn't demand it.

The thing: it needs breathing room around it. This isn't a button color that gets smaller without disappearing, it's an accent that actually gets stronger on larger surfaces. On pure white it can read flat, but shift it to off-white or warm gray and it finds its footing again.