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Coastal Sage

Coastal sage is assembled from the desaturated, sun-baked color range of a Mediterranean coastline: dry sage and oregano on stony hillsides, bleached driftwood at the shore, the muted seafoam of a calm sea viewed from distance, and the pale warm gray of coastal limestone. Seafoam-pearl-faint opens at near-white with the faintest coastal coolness — the color of breaking foam against white sand. Jade-whisper-soft introduces the dry sage note — pale, muted, and sun-dried, carrying the character of wild coastal herbs. Teal-whisper-soft moves into the distant-sea tone — muted aqua, slightly cool, and deeply calming. Jade-whisper-muted deepens the sage note into a more present, full-bodied dried herb gray-green. Seafoam-shadow-soft anchors with the darkest tone — a muted seafoam-teal that carries the depth of coastal shadow in early morning.

Coastal sage suits wellness and meditation brands, Mediterranean hospitality and travel, organic skincare and clean beauty, sustainable lifestyle and home goods, yoga and mindful living, and any brand whose identity centers on unhurried summer calm. It is more desaturated and driftwood-adjacent than typical coastal palettes, which makes it feel refined and editorial rather than mass-market beach. Photography direction: Mediterranean hillside herbs in dry summer light, bleached driftwood and smooth coastal stone, distant sea views in hazy afternoon light, linen and natural fiber textures, ceramic and terracotta in warm coastal tones. Typography: a humanist sans or casual script in this palette reads as warm and approachable; a refined old-style serif reads as Mediterranean artisan heritage.

CoastalSereneMediterranean
Why this set works

Muted seafoam, dry sage, bleached driftwood, and coastal stone tones — the palette of sun-bleached shore, Mediterranean herbs, and unhurried summer light.

Wellness, meditation, and mindful living brands
Mediterranean hospitality, villa rentals, and travel
Organic skincare and clean beauty
Sustainable home goods and lifestyle products
Yoga studios, wellness retreats, and spa brands
Prompt words
wellness or meditation brand in coastal sage paletteMediterranean hospitality or travel brand in sun-bleached coastal tonesorganic skincare or clean beauty brand in dry sage and seafoamsustainable lifestyle or home goods brand in coastal sage and driftwoodyoga or mindful living brand in calm Mediterranean sage tones
Export ready
1. Seafoam Pearl Faint #D2DAD5
2. Jade Whisper Soft #EAF5F0
3. Teal Whisper Soft #EAF5F1
4. Jade Whisper Muted #EDF2F0
5. Seafoam Shadow Soft #2F603F
--coastal-sage-1: #D2DAD5;
--coastal-sage-2: #EAF5F0;
--coastal-sage-3: #EAF5F1;
--coastal-sage-4: #EDF2F0;
--coastal-sage-5: #2F603F;

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Dark mode pairs
#D2DAD5
#1A1E1B
#EAF5F0
#12211A
#EAF5F1
#12211C
#EDF2F0
#161D1A
#2F603F
#B3D5BF

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WCAG contrast audit

WCAG contrast ratios for all palette color pairs against white and black text.

#D2DAD5
1.4:1 Fail
14.7:1 AAA
#EAF5F0
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18.8:1 AAA
#EAF5F1
1.1:1 Fail
18.8:1 AAA
#EDF2F0
1.1:1 Fail
18.6:1 AAA
#2F603F
7.3:1 AAA
2.9:1 Fail

Color-on-color pairs:

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Palette

Each swatch links back to its individual archive detail page.

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Seafoam Pearl Faint
#D2DAD5
Green · hsl(140, 10%, 84%)
2
Jade Whisper Soft
#EAF5F0
Teal · hsl(150, 34%, 94%)
3
Teal Whisper Soft
#EAF5F1
Teal · hsl(160, 34%, 94%)
4
Jade Whisper Muted
#EDF2F0
Teal · hsl(150, 18%, 94%)
5
Seafoam Shadow Soft
#2F603F
Green · hsl(140, 34%, 28%)
Editorial direction

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