Porcelain Beige adds warmth and soft neutrality. Inspired by aged ceramics, plaster surfaces and hand-finished glazing, it introduces a refined, human presence within the system. Its gentle tone acts as a subtle bridge between digital clarity and physical craftsmanship, making it an ideal supporting tone in layouts where information, texture and space must coexist.

Dusty Gold introduces a muted metallic warmth without leaning into excessive shine or luxury. It draws inspiration from gilded frames, decorative metalwork and the subtle sheen of materials that have aged gracefully. The colour brings contrast and recognition to key graphical elements, enhancing visibility while maintaining the identity’s understated character.

Landscape Green forms the base tone of the palette — grounded, restrained and reminiscent of archival textiles, oxidised bronze and historic patinated surfaces. It evokes both outdoor heritage environments and the quiet stillness of museum storage rooms. As a background or structural colour, it creates a sense of depth and stability, supporting content without overwhelming it.

Parchment White is the lightest tone in the palette — soft, off-white and reminiscent of historic documents, aged paper or preserved manuscripts. It avoids the sterility of pure white and instead supports a visual atmosphere rooted in authenticity and time. As a background tone, it provides clarity, readability and a gentle archival neutrality.

Wood Brown represents tactility and the character of time — echoing furniture, carved ornaments and historic timber structures. It carries visual weight and narrative memory, referencing surfaces that have been handled, repaired and preserved. Used intentionally and sparingly, it creates visual anchors within compositions, guiding the hierarchy and emphasising detail.