Assembly Coffee London. Embers in a dark roastery.

Accent stroke and border for promotional or limited-availability badges. Reads as aged brass — never neon

Deepest surface, borders, and type. Used for maximum-contrast outlines, product box photography backgrounds, and the darkest UI strokes

Primary canvas — page backgrounds, hero sections, card surfaces. The near-black with a faint green undertone makes white type glow without feeling sterile

Secondary surface and border tone — slightly lifted from black for subtle layering on nav, dividers, and outlined button edges

Mid-neutral for secondary text, input borders, and card outlines where pure black is too heavy

Dark olive link/announcement background — the deep green-brown of the top bar, grounded and earthy

Image placeholder and muted background tone — holds space where product photography is loading or absent

De-emphasized borders and helper text on light surfaces

Hairline borders, dividers, input outlines, and card edges on light surfaces.

Warm off-white surface for inverted sections, price pill backgrounds, and soft button fills. Sits between bone and the khaki family

Primary text on dark canvases, price-chip fills, inverted button surfaces. The brightest accent in an otherwise low-key palette

Green state accent for badges, validation surfaces, and short status labels.

Yellow state accent for badges, validation surfaces, and short status labels.