Clay, terracotta, olive, ochre and soil browns. Earthy palettes feel grounded and natural in rooms, packaging and wellness brands.
Featured Clay Pots
#E9D8C4 #C77D4F #9C4F2E #5F3A24 #A3A380
Unglazed clay, terracotta, fired brick and dark earth with a dusty olive.
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Terracotta Monochrome
#FBEFE9 #F2C9B6 #E19C7E #C8694A #9A4630 #5E2A1D
Clay in six strengths, from a blush plaster to burnt sienna. Warm and grounded, with enough contrast at the ends for text.
Olive Grove
#EFEBDD #B8B08D #7D7A4F #4E4B2F #C49A6C
Olive leaves in three greens on a pale stone ground, with a warm wood tone.
Desert Dusk
#F2D3B3 #D99E6A #A65E3C #6B3E37 #3F2E2A
Sand, ochre, rust, red rock and dusk brown: a warm earth ramp.
Moss and Bark
#E6E2D3 #9BA17B #5E6B3F #6F4E37 #2E2A24
Lichen, moss, deep green, bark and soil. Grounded and outdoorsy.
Terracotta Tea
#F7EDE2 #F5CAC3 #D88C6D #84A59D #3D405B
Plaster, shell pink, terracotta, eucalyptus and slate. Earthy and soft, good for handmade and craft styles.
Linen and Sage
#F4EFE6 #E2D6C4 #B7C4A4 #7F8F6A #C98C6B
Linen, oatmeal, sage, olive and terracotta. A neutral Easter table or a calm spring room scheme.
Red Earth
#8E2C1D #C4572A #E9D8A6 #4F772D #1B1B1B
Rust red, burnt orange, dry grass, olive and black. Warm earth tones with the flag’s green and black.
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Ways to use these colours
Rooms
Earthy walls pair well with wood, linen and plants; keep the darkest shade for one wall or the woodwork.
Brands and packaging
Use the lightest tone as the background and the darkest for type.
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