Wisteria Balcony color palette — #EEF8F3 · #CEDFFE · #C082D3 · #0096C9 · #1C0D11

Wisteria takes the lead with Cerulean close behind in a set that reads as trust and stability at first glance.

The five colors

• Ivory (#EEF8F3): bright and airy, almost weightless.
• Powder Blue (#CEDFFE): A whisper-light, dusty violet — the color of twilight just after sunset.
• Wisteria (#C082D3): A luminous, balanced pink — the color of neon signs at night.
• Cerulean (#0096C9): A luminous, balanced blue — the color of deep harbor water.
• Ink (#1C0D11): A deep, shadowed, dusty red — the color of a theater curtain.

Feels like: Trust, Stability, Creativity, Sophistication. Tagged duotone, muted.

Use it as a design system

One click turns Wisteria Balcony into a complete token system: semantic roles from primary to success, an 11-stop OKLCH scale per role, a WCAG AA/AAA and APCA contrast matrix, an auto-derived dark mode and 11 export formats including CSS custom properties, Tailwind, Figma Variables and shadcn/ui.

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