Design rolesSee how each recommended color role works in a real interface
Instead of presenting role labels alone, these examples show how the assigned color can behave as a button, CTA, text, surface, background, border, or brand element.
Use as the main brand anchor for navigation, strong headings, brand marks, and prominent interface areas.
brand#50714D
Supports the primary color in secondary buttons, labels, illustrations, cards, and supporting brand elements.
secondary#4A4D46
Use sparingly for highlights, badges, active states, charts, icons, and visual emphasis.
accent#F5F8F2
Useful for borders, soft panels, decorative graphics, secondary backgrounds, and calm visual transitions.
support#A6BB9B
Recommended as a broad page or section background where readability and spacious visual hierarchy matter.
background#F5F8F2
Best for cards, forms, content panels, menus, and other surfaces that sit above the page background.
surface#F5F8F2
Recommended for body copy and headings when used over the lighter palette surfaces shown on this page.
Strong headline using #2C2B25Readable supporting text demonstrates how the mapped text color behaves on a surface.
A practical interactive color for primary buttons, links, form actions, and navigation controls.
Learn moreSecondary
Use for high-priority actions such as Buy, Download, Book, Enquire, Start, or Get a Quote.
Get startedSecondary
Use for dividers, input borders, subtle outlines, and visual separation without overpowering the layout.
border#A6BB9B