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Anuc Home. A quiet, magazine-like space where oversized serif headlines and monumental rounded geometric letterforms frame intimate interior photography.

  • Studio
  • Light theme
  • 10 colors
  • 2 typefaces

Anuc Home is an editorial interior-design gallery: a near-monochrome warm-white canvas where oversized Instrument Serif headlines converse with quiet Instrument Sans UI, creating a magazine-meets-architectural-portfolio atmosphere. The signature move is the massive ANUC wordmark built from pure geometric shapes — full-radius arches and circles — that doubles as the brand's visual identity and its spatial language. The palette is deliberately restrained to 2% chromatic, letting photography of styled interiors carry all the warmth; the UI never competes, just frames. Components feel architectural rather than app-like: sharp corners, hairline borders, generous negative space, and no shadows. Density is compact in data sections but breathing in editorial sections, with 96px+ section gaps creating a gallery-walk rhythm.

Screenshot of Anuc Home
Captured from anuchome.com on October 11, 2026

Anuc Home design system

Anuc Home

Accent2

  • Sparingly used warm accent — appears as small punctuation dots or category indicators, never as fills; adds a whisper of warmth to the achromatic system

  • Secondary accent — cool counterpoint to Bronze, used in equally restrained dot/tag contexts to create subtle color rhythm

Neutrals8

  • Primary text, all borders, logo forms, icon strokes — the structural near-black that defines every contour across the system

  • Muted body text, secondary copy — warm dark gray for hierarchy below Ink

  • Tertiary text, timestamps, metadata — the lightest readable gray

  • Secondary borders, muted fills, icon strokes at lower emphasis

  • Hairline borders, divider lines, subtle structural rules — the thinnest visible grid

  • Muted surface for category tags, soft chips, low-emphasis backgrounds — warm-tinted neutral that steps between Paper and Canvas

  • Page background — warm off-white that gives the entire system its gallery-wall warmth rather than clinical white

  • Card surfaces, article blocks, elevated panels — pure white sits on top of Canvas to create subtle layering without shadows

Try a pairing

Pick any two colors from the palette to check whether text stays readable on top.

Aa

Paper on Bronze

4.78 : 1 contrast

Background
Text
  • Body textPasses AA 4.5
  • Large textPasses AA 3
  • StrictFails AAA 7

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