Stone Pier color palette — #EBF9F2 · #C0CA9C · #679B8E · #5A7A6B · #304840

Pistachio takes the lead with Eucalyptus close behind in a set that reads as nature and growth at first glance.

The five colors

• Ivory (#EBF9F2): a clean, paper-quiet neutral.
• Pistachio (#C0CA9C): A luminous, dusty green — the color of fresh herbs.
• Eucalyptus (#679B8E): A luminous, dusty teal — the color of glacier melt.
• Pewter (#5A7A6B): A full-bodied, dusty teal — the color of shallow lagoons.
• Charcoal (#304840): A deep, shadowed, dusty teal — the color of sea glass.

Feels like: Nature, Growth, Sophistication, Grounding. Tagged botanical, earthy, muted.

Use it as a design system

One click turns Stone Pier 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.

Similar palettes

• Worn Lagoon color palette (#E9FAF4, #8DC1B5, #5D8F58, #426E57, #1A3C36)
• Teal Pier color palette (#D1FFE3, #75D4B0, #33AD91, #00806F, #185753)
• Teal Meadow color palette (#E5F9FF, #88DDDC, #2FA4A4, #006F6C, #003737)
• Softworn Lagoon color palette (#F9F5EA, #D2E5C1, #8DA96C, #8A742B, #3A3932)
• Patina Teal Bloom color palette (#E4FAFF, #D2DCE8, #B4C7EA, #64A193, #34535B)
• Lagoon Workshop color palette (#E5FAFC, #63CEB1, #C49E60, #00967A, #593C02)
• Wandering Pine color palette (#C9F0EC, #388662, #005240, #003614, #000803)
• Worn Pine color palette (#DAF3ED, #74A070, #06743B, #00523F, #022202)

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