Relieve Furniture. A grounded, organic palette where a single deep forest-teal holds the structure and chartreuse sparks punctuate the silence.

Primary brand color — carries borders, navigation strokes, heading underlines, card edges, and structural outlines. This teal defines the design more than any fill color; surfaces stay warm and neutral while the Forest Ink draws the architecture

Vivid violet accent — link underlines, secondary call-out card backgrounds (asset calculator), heading emphasis, and selective section highlights. Acts as a counterpoint to Forest Ink, used when a block needs energy without the sustainability context of lime

Pressed iris for button backgrounds or filled actions where a chromatic state is needed without warmth — denser than Iris, used as the active/filled counterpart of the violet family

Tinted violet for softer card washes or large surface blocks that need chromatic presence without the saturation of Iris

Green wash for highlight backgrounds, decorative bands, and soft emphasis behind content

Vivid mint for the rare filled chromatic button or interactive state — used when a CTA needs to feel switched on without being violet

Mid-green for body text emphasis and border details that need botanical warmth without the full weight of Forest Ink

Icon fills and absolute-contrast accents — the cart icon, logo mark, and any element that must read as a sharp silhouette against the warm canvas

Primary text and strongest heading color — near-black with a barely-perceptible green undertone that aligns it with the Forest Ink palette rather than reading as neutral gray

High-contrast neutral action fill for primary buttons on light surfaces.

Body text and nav links at reduced hierarchy, plus nav borders — a middle gray-green for content that needs to be readable but not assertive

Muted helper text, secondary body copy, and low-priority labels — a desaturated sage that keeps the neutral family botanically tinted

Page canvas, primary section backgrounds, and the dominant neutral surface — this warm limestone tone gives the site its grounded, tactile character and sets off both the teal structure and lime accents

Card surfaces and button fills that need to lift off the stone canvas without becoming bright white — a cool, slightly desaturated light gray for quieter elevated layers

Highest surface — chat widget, product cards, nav bar background, button borders. Reserved for surfaces that need to read as paper or screen-white against the stone canvas