Try a curated combination on this playground, then make it your own.
Olive & Linen
Deep olive and warm linen share an earthy undertone. Terracotta gives buttons or small marks a warmer focal point.
- primary
- #304435 60%
- secondary
- #F3EBDA 30%
- accent
- #B96547 10%
Banksia Grove
Golden yellow picks up the warmth in the pale sage while the deep green gives the pair a strong foundation.
- primary
- #244438 55%
- secondary
- #E8E4C5 35%
- accent
- #D0A448 10%
Clay Studio
Cream carries the red warmth of clay. Muted olive offers a restrained green counterpoint to the earthy reds.
- primary
- #65392C 55%
- secondary
- #F4E1CF 35%
- accent
- #697C50 10%
Cedar & Honey
Brown, cream and amber share a warm family. The lighter cream and brighter honey separate surfaces from accents.
- primary
- #443225 60%
- secondary
- #F2E7CE 30%
- accent
- #C58C3B 10%
Eucalyptus Mist
Pale mint echoes the blue-green base. Muted brick adds a warm point of interest without overpowering the cool pair.
- primary
- #29494A 50%
- secondary
- #E0EAE2 40%
- accent
- #A95D49 10%
Fern & Oat
The green and oat feel grounded. Dusty violet introduces a distinct cool hue that works well on smaller details.
- primary
- #344A2C 55%
- secondary
- #EDE5D2 35%
- accent
- #8566A2 10%
Harbour & Sand
Deep blue is balanced by two warm tones. Muted coral builds on the sand while drawing the eye against blue.
- primary
- #143C56 60%
- secondary
- #F2E7D2 30%
- accent
- #C57952 10%
Tidal Glass
Teal, mint and blue sit close on the wheel. Their value differences help distinguish surfaces and highlights.
- primary
- #123F46 55%
- secondary
- #E1F1ED 35%
- accent
- #76A9CC 10%
Pacific Dusk
Pale periwinkle supports the indigo. A small dose of apricot brings warmth and stands out against the cool base.
- primary
- #262F56 55%
- secondary
- #E3E7F6 35%
- accent
- #E5A36A 10%
Rain & Slate
Slate and mist establish a low-saturation blue family. The teal accent adds hue without changing the overall mood.
- primary
- #263748 60%
- secondary
- #E2E9EE 30%
- accent
- #517C82 10%
Sea Salt & Moss
Cool slate meets a clean off-white with a green cast. Moss carries that green forward with more saturation.
- primary
- #264856 50%
- secondary
- #F0F3E9 40%
- accent
- #758843 10%
North Shore
Blue and teal are neighbours, while warm ivory provides a quiet surface that makes both colours feel clearer.
- primary
- #133B56 55%
- secondary
- #F4F1E7 35%
- accent
- #428E8A 10%
Burgundy Edition
Ivory softens the burgundy. The gold accent shares its warmth and gives selected details a brighter finish.
- primary
- #552438 60%
- secondary
- #F5E8DC 30%
- accent
- #B88A50 10%
Burnt Fig
Fig and blush share red undertones. Clay adds a warmer orange note without making the palette feel unrelated.
- primary
- #482B3D 55%
- secondary
- #F2DFDC 35%
- accent
- #BE684C 10%
Press & Parchment
Charcoal and parchment create a print-like base. A brick-red accent gives headings and labels an editorial emphasis.
- primary
- #302D2D 60%
- secondary
- #F2E9D7 30%
- accent
- #A44937 10%
Sienna Paper
Sienna and amber are close in hue. Pale paper creates a clear break between the two dense warm colours.
- primary
- #713D2E 55%
- secondary
- #F8EAD8 35%
- accent
- #B47829 10%
Mulberry Ink
Lilac echoes the plum base, while dusty copper introduces a warmer note for calls to action or foil details.
- primary
- #412B4E 50%
- secondary
- #F0E6ED 40%
- accent
- #A46250 10%
Cocoa & Rose
Cocoa and pale rose keep the palette warm and quiet. A richer rose gives small brand details their own identity.
- primary
- #4B3331 55%
- secondary
- #F5E7E0 35%
- accent
- #B86173 10%
Ink & Travertine
Cool ink is balanced by the warm stone tone. Soft bronze links the neutral surfaces through a shared earthiness.
- primary
- #25282D 65%
- secondary
- #ECE5D8 30%
- accent
- #947456 5%
Concrete & Sage
Charcoal and concrete both carry a subtle green cast. Sage makes that undertone visible in key details.
- primary
- #313B3A 60%
- secondary
- #E7E9E3 30%
- accent
- #778971 10%
Soft Graphite
Graphite and pale grey stay quiet. The muted violet brings colour into the system without a sharp jump in saturation.
- primary
- #303036 65%
- secondary
- #F1EEF0 25%
- accent
- #7D6B91 10%
Charcoal & Wheat
Charcoal grounds a warm paper tone. Wheat gold repeats that warmth and is stronger when used in small areas.
- primary
- #2B2E30 60%
- secondary
- #F2ECD8 30%
- accent
- #AA853C 10%
Pebble & Copper
Warm greys make a cohesive base. Oxidised copper introduces the same red-brown undertone at a higher saturation.
- primary
- #393635 60%
- secondary
- #EEEAE4 30%
- accent
- #A45B43 10%
Studio Chalk
Blue-grey connects the darker ink to the accent, while chalk keeps the layout open and gives each colour space.
- primary
- #262F35 60%
- secondary
- #F2F0E9 35%
- accent
- #5E7B84 5%
Cobalt & Citrus
Gold is warm against cobalt, creating a distinct focal point. The pale blue surface calms the two stronger hues.
- primary
- #2047A0 60%
- secondary
- #F1F3FA 32%
- accent
- #E6AD24 8%
Forest & Punch
Coral cuts across the green family. A pale botanical neutral stops the two vivid directions from competing everywhere.
- primary
- #18463D 58%
- secondary
- #E9F2E7 35%
- accent
- #D65046 7%
Aubergine & Lime
Yellow-green contrasts strongly with aubergine. Pale lilac supports the deeper purple and keeps lime selective.
- primary
- #42265B 60%
- secondary
- #F3ECF7 32%
- accent
- #B4CA48 8%
Midnight & Signal
Orange stands out against blue-black. The lighter blue-grey gives the eye a rest between areas of stronger colour.
- primary
- #1D2846 65%
- secondary
- #E8EDF7 27%
- accent
- #F07843 8%
Racing Teal
Teal and pale aqua establish a cool family. Amber brings a warmer edge that is easy to reserve for actions.
- primary
- #11484C 60%
- secondary
- #E8F4F1 30%
- accent
- #F1A43C 10%
Electric Orchid
Violet and pink are close on the wheel. A pale lavender surface provides breathing room between the saturated roles.
- primary
- #392769 55%
- secondary
- #F0E9F7 35%
- accent
- #E076A0 10%
Olive Blossom
Blush and dusty rose share a soft warmth. Grey-green gives the brand a steady base and a gentle colour contrast.
- primary
- #405345 50%
- secondary
- #F3EAE4 40%
- accent
- #B47683 10%
Apricot Cloud
Soft peach and coral share the same orange-red family. A muted plum anchors the lighter, warmer colours.
- primary
- #54434D 50%
- secondary
- #FBEADD 35%
- accent
- #CB795D 15%
Lavender Hour
Two purple tones establish a calm base. A little warm tan makes the palette feel less cool and gives details distinction.
- primary
- #443D62 50%
- secondary
- #F0EBF8 40%
- accent
- #B58E5E 10%
Meadow Light
Pale green repeats the base hue at a lighter value. Soft orange is a warm accent for friendly, informal details.
- primary
- #425D53 55%
- secondary
- #EDF2DF 35%
- accent
- #D3936A 10%
Cloudberry
Slate offsets warm berry, while pale mauve bridges their cool and rosy undertones across large surfaces.
- primary
- #39465D 50%
- secondary
- #F0EAF0 40%
- accent
- #B35F76 10%
Petal & Stone
Warm stone and cream make a soft neutral pair. Muted mauve adds enough colour for details without overwhelming the base.
- primary
- #514743 55%
- secondary
- #F6EEE6 35%
- accent
- #A77E98 10%