Soft · Five colors, clear roles

Apricot chamomile

Soft apricot with a chamomile glow.

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In context

Picture it on your website.

studio / notesA color study

An idea worth exploring

Small details.
Whole new perspective.

The right colors give everyday ideas a little more character. Start with a clear canvas and make room for what matters.

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01 / A fresh start

Let the details do the talking.

A supporting surface, a useful accent, and text you can actually read.

A note on contrast →

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Live HTML preview. Button and accent labels use a derived black or white foreground.

Measured, not guessed

The contrast check

Solid sRGB colors · WCAG 2.2 text thresholds
Pair	Foreground / background	Ratio	Text result
Body text	`#4B3B2F` / `#FFF8EE`	10.13:1	AAA text
Card text	`#4B3B2F` / `#F2E6D0`	8.65:1	AAA text
Primary as a text link	`#8A5B37` / `#FFF8EE`	5.48:1	AA text
Button label	`#FFFFFF` / `#8A5B37`	5.78:1	AA text
Accent label	`#000000` / `#E3CE83`	13.42:1	AAA text

AA normal: 4.5:1. AA large: 3:1. AAA normal: 7:1. Results use unrounded values. These checks do not certify a whole design. Read the methodology.

Take it with you

Your palette, in CSS.

Names describe the role, so your stylesheet stays useful when your colors change.

:root {
  --color-background: #fff8ee;
  --color-surface: #f2e6d0;
  --color-text: #4b3b2f;
  --color-primary: #8a5b37;
  --color-accent: #e3ce83;
  --color-on-primary: #ffffff;
  --color-on-accent: #000000;
}