Brick Rose · App palette (10 colors, ready to copy)

10 color roles

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Primary primary

Brand color for primary buttons, selected states and emphasis

#b3766brgb(179, 118, 107)hsl(9.2, 32.1%, 56.1%)

Primary dark primaryDark

Pressed state, or primary on dark backgrounds

#915146rgb(145, 81, 70)hsl(8.8, 34.9%, 42.2%)

Primary light primaryLight

Tinted surfaces, tag backgrounds, subdued selected states

#e6dddbrgb(230, 221, 219)hsl(10.9, 18%, 88%)

Secondary secondary

Companion to the primary for secondary buttons and icons

#7cb6a2rgb(124, 182, 162)hsl(159.3, 28.4%, 60%)

Accent accent

Spot color for badges and highlights

#57b6c7rgb(87, 182, 199)hsl(189.1, 50%, 56.1%)

Success success

Success toasts and completed states

#31af66rgb(49, 175, 102)hsl(145.2, 56.3%, 43.9%)

Warning warning

Warnings and pending states

#eba71ergb(235, 167, 30)hsl(40.1, 83.7%, 52%)

Danger danger

Errors, destructive actions and failure states

#db4439rgb(219, 68, 57)hsl(4.1, 69.2%, 54.1%)

Text text

Body text color

#292423rgb(41, 36, 35)hsl(10, 7.9%, 14.9%)

Page background bg

Page base color

#fafaf9rgb(250, 250, 249)hsl(60, 9.1%, 97.8%)

How to use it

Written by hand for the hue family and lightness of this palette, not assembled from a template.

The lead color is light, so it works well over large areas — just keep text and borders dark enough to hold the contrast.

Good forBest as an accent rather than a large surface: prices, promotions, error states — anything that must be seen first.

Use with careUse it sparingly in finance and healthcare, where it can read as aggressive rather than trustworthy.

Pairs withSafest with neutral grays and white. Keep blue for confirmation and reserve red for danger and emphasis.

Hue family: Red

What it looks like in a real interface

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Accessibility contrast check

Calculated to WCAG 2.1. AA is the accessibility baseline, AAA the enhanced level.

Foreground / background	Ratio	Body text	Large text
Body text / page background	14.67:1	AAA	AAA
Brand color / page background	3.51:1	AA	AA

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CSS variables

:root {
  --color-primary: #b3766b; /* Primary */
  --color-primaryDark: #915146; /* Primary dark */
  --color-primaryLight: #e6dddb; /* Primary light */
  --color-secondary: #7cb6a2; /* Secondary */
  --color-accent: #57b6c7; /* Accent */
  --color-success: #31af66; /* Success */
  --color-warning: #eba71e; /* Warning */
  --color-danger: #db4439; /* Danger */
  --color-text: #292423; /* Text */
  --color-bg: #fafaf9; /* Page background */
}

SCSS variables

$color-primary: #b3766b; // Primary
$color-primaryDark: #915146; // Primary dark
$color-primaryLight: #e6dddb; // Primary light
$color-secondary: #7cb6a2; // Secondary
$color-accent: #57b6c7; // Accent
$color-success: #31af66; // Success
$color-warning: #eba71e; // Warning
$color-danger: #db4439; // Danger
$color-text: #292423; // Text
$color-bg: #fafaf9; // Page background

Tailwind config

// tailwind.config.js: Brick Rose
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'primary': '#b3766b',
        'primaryDark': '#915146',
        'primaryLight': '#e6dddb',
        'secondary': '#7cb6a2',
        'accent': '#57b6c7',
        'success': '#31af66',
        'warning': '#eba71e',
        'danger': '#db4439',
        'text': '#292423',
        'bg': '#fafaf9',
      },
    },
  },
};

Machine-readable JSON

{
  "name": "Brick Rose",
  "platform": "app",
  "tags": [
    "Morandi",
    "Red"
  ],
  "advice": {
    "family": "Red",
    "depth": "The lead color is light, so it works well over large areas — just keep text and borders dark enough to hold the contrast.",
    "muted": null,
    "suit": "Best as an accent rather than a large surface: prices, promotions, error states — anything that must be seen first.",
    "avoid": "Use it sparingly in finance and healthcare, where it can read as aggressive rather than trustworthy.",
    "pair": "Safest with neutral grays and white. Keep blue for confirmation and reserve red for danger and emphasis."
  },
  "roles": {
    "primary": "#b3766b",
    "primaryDark": "#915146",
    "primaryLight": "#e6dddb",
    "secondary": "#7cb6a2",
    "accent": "#57b6c7",
    "success": "#31af66",
    "warning": "#eba71e",
    "danger": "#db4439",
    "text": "#292423",
    "bg": "#fafaf9"
  },
  "contrast": {
    "textOnBg": {
      "ratio": 14.67,
      "level": "AAA"
    },
    "primaryOnBg": {
      "ratio": 3.51,
      "level": "AA"
    }
  }
}

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