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Marsala

Marsala

1 6.9
A deep reddish brown colour often used for clothes and rooms
  • noun
  • /mɑrˈsɑːlə/
: color Marsala
  • The fashion designer's latest collection featured elegant dresses in various shades of Marsala.

This is going to be like my fall staple is this kind of marsala type red color.

Examples

  • The living room was painted in a rich Marsala hue, creating a cozy atmosphere.

  • This is going to be like my fall staple is this kind of marsala type red color.

  • For her wedding, she chose a bridesmaid dress in Marsala that complemented the autumn leaves.

Synonyms

wine-colored
vsMarsala
  • US
1 3.0

A deep red color like red wine

includes a brown tint as well as wine tone
claret
vsMarsala
  • UK
1 7.4

A dark purple-red colour like red wine

leans more brown and warm rather than purple
red Bordeaux
vsMarsala
1 4.2

A deep wine-red color often used for clothes and rooms

is broader referring to wine tones not tied to a region
Venetian red
vsMarsala
1 7.7

A deep warm red with a slight brown tone

is more wine in tone rather than earthy brown

How Dark

maroon
7 3.6
Marsala
1 6.9
burgundy
24 4.9
red
299 1.0
rose
3 1.0
pink
172 1.0

Surface Forms

Marsala singular
Marsalas plural

Etymology

Marsala the colour is named after Marsala wine because the deep reddish‑brown looks like the colour of the wine, so calling something 'Marsala' means it has that rich wine-red shade.