Palette Supply. Art-supply shelf in a sunlit studio.

Primary action fill, active link color, and icon accents — the only saturated chromatic in the UI, used sparingly to make clicks feel decisive

Dark accent for premium swatches and select button variants — muted, almost black, recedes like aged leather

Warm chromatic swatch accent — vivid orange that pops against the cream canvas, used as a featured palette member

Bright chromatic swatch — primary yellow, the most luminous accent in the palette set, draws the eye like a highlighter

Secondary blue swatch — brighter and more cyan than Cobalt Command, used as a palette swatch rather than UI action

Earth-red swatch accent — the deep burnt-orange that grounds warm palettes

Soft pink swatch — dusty rose that reads as warm, not saccharine

Warm brown swatch — mid-tone earthy orange, a bridge between terracotta and tan

Muted tan swatch — soft warm neutral that sits between cream and brown

Olive-yellow swatch — slightly green-shifted yellow, more sophisticated than pure butter

Muted yellow-green swatch — the sage-olive that ties natural palettes together

Soft pink-beige swatch — the lightest warm neutral in the chromatic range, like raw silk

Warm gray swatch — taupe with pink undertones, the bridge between cream and brown

Primary text, heading strokes, and hairline borders — slightly warmer than pure black, pairs cleanly with the cream canvas

Muted secondary text and inactive borders, the only mid-gray in the neutral scale

Swatch surface — the neutral anchor card color used to display palette sets; warm, slightly green-tinged, reads as unpainted canvas

Soft tinted surface for tags, list rows, and secondary buttons — a barely-green neutral that adds warmth without committing to color

Page canvas — warm off-white ground that warms every color placed on it, the single largest surface in the system

Elevated card and surface layer, used when a swatch or content block needs to sit above the canvas