Bordeaux & Brass
#392B2D#773E46#777D5B#D2BE94#F4E9D5
Use bordeaux as the signature and brass-colored details sparingly; the supplied brass is flat sRGB.
Ink on Canvas: 11.21:1. Other pairs need their own check.
Luxury Color Palettes with HEX Codes
Rich color benefits from restraint and material context. Let one base dominate, keep accents selective and verify any screen-to-print expectations with physical proofs.
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How to build with luxury palettes
On screens, gold-like colors are still flat RGB colors; they do not reproduce metallic reflectance. Treat them as accent hues and let typography, photography, texture, and layout carry much of the premium character.
Navy Atelier
#273447#365376#9C6F56#CBBB9B#F1ECDD
Keep navy as the identity and camel as the large supporting field, with rust details used selectively.
Ink on Canvas: 10.66:1. Other pairs need their own check.
Racing Green
#25362E#355744#A07453#CABA91#F1ECD9
Use deep green on identity elements and parchment as the main surface; tan adds a material warmth.
Ink on Canvas: 10.78:1. Other pairs need their own check.
Assign colors to real roles
| Role | Practical direction |
|---|---|
| Foundation | A dark neutral or warm pale neutral for broad surfaces. |
| Signature | One recognizable jewel or gold-like hue used consistently. |
| Text | High-contrast neutral chosen for readability, not decorative richness. |
| Support | A muted tone that broadens layouts without competing with the signature color. |
Good use cases
- Hospitality and beauty branding where photography and type need a restrained frame.
- Premium ecommerce where product imagery should outrank decorative color.
- Editorial campaigns using one signature accent across headings, rules, and calls to action.