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Travertine and Plaster Colour Palette

Travertine and Plaster colour palette with practical hex codes for bathrooms, spas, interiors and understated luxury.

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About this palette

Travertine and Plaster is a curated five-colour palette designed for bathrooms, spas, interiors and understated luxury. The low-contrast stone range relies on texture and subtle temperature shifts rather than strong colour separation.

The colours are #D6C0A8, #E8D9C7, #BCA98C, #8F7A66, #F5EFE7. Use the darkest and lightest values to establish hierarchy first, then introduce the supporting colours for accents, surfaces and visual rhythm.

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Colours in this palette

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Anchor / darkest
Primary
Secondary
Soft surface
Light / neutral

How to use this palette

  • For creative direction: use this palette as a starting point for mood boards, brand concepts, web pages, graphics and presentations.
  • For digital design: test the strongest colours against light and dark text before using them in buttons or headings.
  • For consistency: assign each colour a job, such as background, text, accent, highlight or supporting neutral.

CSS colour variables

Copy these variables into your stylesheet or design system.

:root {
  --palette-colour-1: #D6C0A8;
  --palette-colour-2: #E8D9C7;
  --palette-colour-3: #BCA98C;
  --palette-colour-4: #8F7A66;
  --palette-colour-5: #F5EFE7;
}

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