Holiday Color Palettes
From Christmas reds and greens to Halloween's oranges and blacks, this collection rounds up palettes for every holiday on the calendar, each with hex and RGB values ready to use.
Christmas Color Palettes
Celebrate the season with vibrant tones ranging from classic holly berries to elegant arctic whites, capturing every mood of the holidays.
Cedar and Cranberry
Cedar and Cranberry pairs the resinous brown of aged wood with wine-stained reds, building a set that feels carved rather than printed. Evergreen Needle and Aged Brass round things out, adding the texture of a well-used ornament box dug out of storage. The overall effect reads more rustic lodge than glossy retail display.
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Woodsmoke and Holly
Woodsmoke and Holly pairs the charred warmth of a wood fire with the sharp green bite of holly leaves clipped straight from the hedge. Deep barn reds and a single glossy berry tone cut through the smoke and bark neutrals, keeping the set from drifting into plain rustic gray. It's built for the quieter end of the holiday season, the week after the lights go up, when everything smells like cedar and cold air.
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Wreathed in Frost
Wreathed in Frost pairs the deep greens of a holiday evergreen bough with the pale blues and whites of a windowpane dusted in ice. A single berry-red note threads through the cooler tones like the last ornament left on a bare branch. Together they read as quiet and crisp rather than loud and festive.
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Scarlet Stocking
Scarlet Stocking pairs the deepest burgundy of a fireside corner with a saturated red fit for knit cuffs, then settles both against a brass-toned gold and an ivory soft enough for handwritten gift tags. It reads like a stocking pulled from a cedar chest — worn velvet, old buttons, and the paper of a decades-old card. The combination feels collected rather than matched, the way ornaments get boxed up together each January.
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Easter Color Palettes
Explore delightful pastel shades inspired by blooming spring gardens, decorated eggs, and joyful bunny motifs. Find hues that evoke warmth and seasonal celebration for your next project.
Pastel Egg Hunt
Pastel Egg Hunt gathers the colors of a spring morning search through dewy grass — soft forest shadow, lilac ribbon, and a scatter of candy-colored shells half-hidden in the lawn. Buttercream, robin's egg blue, apricot, and dusty rose read like the eggs themselves, sweet without turning saccharine. The deep green keeps the collection tethered to something real, a hedge or lawn rather than a candy dish.
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Pastel Easter Morning
Pastel Easter Morning gathers the quiet colors of a spring sunrise—dusky lilac shadow, fresh sage mint, buttery yolk, and blush pink. Each hue carries just enough saturation to feel cheerful without tipping into neon, evoking egg hunts, linen tablecloths, and the first warm light after a long winter. It reads gentle and optimistic, suited to spring occasions without shouting about them.
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Lily Garden Whisper
Soft trumpet whites fold into muted stem greens and a breath of blush, the kind of quiet that settles over a garden bed just after dawn. It's built for spring stationery and packaging that wants restraint over spectacle, letting a single petal shape carry the whole design.
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Speckled Robin Egg
A nest-warmed blue carries faint brown flecks and a soft cream underside, like sunlight caught between hatching season and spring rain. The palette sits between fragile and sturdy, pairing pale sky tones with grounded speck-brown for a look that feels handmade rather than manufactured.
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Halloween Color Palettes
Capture the mysterious spirit of autumn. These expertly curated colorways range from crisp autumnal tones to deep, ghostly shadows for every design project.
Graveyard Fog Whisper
Graveyard Fog Whisper layers mossy charcoal and ashen slate beneath a thinning white vapor, as if dawn light were filtering through tombstones wrapped in low mist. Each shade nudges slightly toward green rather than true gray, giving the set a damp, overgrown texture instead of a flat monochrome. It plays like the hour before sunrise in an old cemetery, when shapes are still soft-edged and uncertain.
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Witching Hour Glow
Witching Hour Glow pulls from the exact minute when Halloween night tips from dusk into something stranger—ink-black sky, simmering plum fog, and a flare of pumpkin fire catching an unnatural green shimmer at the edges. It's the color of a cauldron just starting to bubble, lit from below by something that shouldn't glow. The set trades the usual orange-and-black duo for a fuller spectrum of midnight magic.
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Witch's Ember Hollow
A cauldron of scorched orange and sulfurous green simmers against black bark and bruised plum, as if a hedge witch banked her fire deep in a hollow tree at midnight. The glow feels conjured rather than lit, flickering with old magic and the smell of woodsmoke and crushed herbs.
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Haunted Orchard Glow
Rotting pumpkins and dying leaf-light meet under a bruised twilight sky in this cider-house palette. Deep tannin browns and mildewed greens sit beside an ember-orange glow, like a jack-o'-lantern left burning in a fog-choked apple row. It reads sweet and sinister at once, the way an orchard does after dark in October.
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Valentines Day Color Palettes
Celebrate love and affection with palettes capturing classic romance. These combinations range from passionate reds and magentas to delicate blush tones, ideal for seasonal branding efforts.
Velvet Love Letter
A deep garnet opens the set like the inside cover of a card no one else gets to read, giving way to wine, rose, and a soft blush that feels like the moment a sealed envelope finally opens. The mood sits between romance-novel drama and quiet, handwritten sincerity.
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Cupid's Velvet Kiss
A hush of deep wine and blushing rose, built for the quiet minutes before a candlelit dinner. Cupid's Velvet Kiss pairs bruised plum darks with soft powdery pinks, like a love letter folded in silk. It reads romantic without tipping into saccharine territory.
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Secret Admirer Blush
Secret Admirer Blush imagines the private moment before a valentine gets signed — ink-dark burgundy standing in for nerve, antique gold recalling a wax seal, and a cascade of rose and blush tones for everything felt but not yet said. Quiet romance takes precedence over loud hearts or candy sweetness here. The range moves from confession to relief, ending in a blush so pale it barely registers as color at all.
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Velvet Cupid
Velvet Cupid steeps deep wine and burgundy tones alongside blush and rose to conjure a boudoir hush, the kind of low-lit romance that feels older than a card shop holiday. Gold threads through the darker notes like a locket clasp, while the lighter pinks soften the mood into something tender rather than heavy.
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