A pale, warm beige-pink reminiscent of early morning light across dew-covered grass.
Faded Clover Rose
#C7B49A
rgb(199, 180, 154)
A muted, dusty rose-brown that recalls sun-bleached clover past its bloom.
Dusty Apricot Leaf
#DDBBA0
rgb(221, 187, 160)
A warm, sandy apricot with a soft orange undertone, like late-afternoon sun on new leaves.
Warm Sage Haze
#C9C0A3
rgb(201, 192, 163)
A gentle, grayed-green that leans more toward sand than forest.
Rosy Meadow Light
#E2CCC0
rgb(226, 204, 192)
The lightest tone in the set, a soft blush-cream that suggests diffused morning haze.
Sun-Washed Moss
#CDBE9E
rgb(205, 190, 158)
A warm, weathered khaki-green that feels sun-faded rather than fresh-cut.
Each color in this set sits close to the same soft, sun-faded register, so the group reads as a single breath rather than six separate notes. Blush Dew Mist and Rosy Meadow Light carry the palest warmth, almost like morning fog lifting off new growth, while Faded Clover Rose and Sun-Washed Moss pull the eye toward deeper, earthier ground. Dusty Apricot Leaf adds a peachy flicker of warmth without tipping into orange, and Warm Sage Haze keeps the greens muted enough to feel botanical rather than bright. Together they evoke calm, unhurried mornings—gentle, nostalgic, and quietly optimistic.
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Skincare, candle, and home-fragrance brands building a gentle spring line could pull directly from this set for packaging, labels, and seasonal campaign imagery. Wedding stationery and floral studios might favor Rosy Meadow Light and Blush Dew Mist for invitations, with Faded Clover Rose reserved for typography or ribbon accents. Interior designers working on a sunroom or breakfast nook could translate Warm Sage Haze and Sun-Washed Moss into textiles and ceramics, letting Dusty Apricot Leaf show up in cushions or dried florals. This set also fits editorial spreads about gardening, foraging, or slow living, where muted color keeps photography from competing with the subject.
Because the six hexes sit within a narrow range of lightness and saturation, pairing any two directly creates gentle contrast rather than visual tension—useful for layered backgrounds or soft gradients. Designers may rely on Rosy Meadow Light for large surfaces and let Faded Clover Rose or Sun-Washed Moss carry text and icon work where a touch more depth is needed. Adding a single darker neutral, like a warm charcoal, will give headlines enough weight without disrupting the overall softness. Download the hex and RGB values below to drop the full set straight into Figma, Procreate, or a CSS variable file.
