light grey
dusty yellow
dusty yellow
dusty orange
dusty yellow
Desertnear-monochromatic · warm
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Japandi colour palettes
Japandi-inspired palettes of oat, warm wood and pale paper, with low chroma throughout for restrained interiors and material studies. Explore 122 palettes.
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Try the oat tone on the largest area, the deeper wood tone on furniture or trim and pale paper on smaller surfaces. Check physical materials in the light where they will be used.
Text & contrast.
Low-chroma surfaces can merge even when their undertones differ. Keep a clearly contrasting colour for labels and controls in digital mockups using this collection.
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In Subtle Paprika & Mist, #625D47 against #EFEDE5 has a contrast ratio of 5.64:1. This pair meets the WCAG AA contrast threshold for normal text. This checks opaque colours only; use the contrast checker to review text in a palette preview. Transparency and gradients need their own checks.
The five swatches span 48–95% OKLCH lightness. Try different colour roles in the palette generator.
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