Earth tones come from nature: clay, sand, wood, dry leaves and stone. They feel calm, approachable and a little handcrafted. These 12 palettes work for decorating, dressing or building natural brands.
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A palette of only browns and oranges can feel heavy. An olive or sage green rests the eye and brings plants to mind.
In interiors, earth tones look best next to wood, linen, rattan, clay and stone. Texture adds as much as color.
Mid browns on sand have low contrast. For text, use the darkest shade in the palette on the lightest one.
Terracotta, ochre, sienna, brown, beige, sand, khaki, olive green and moss green. They're warm, muted shades found in nature.
Off-white, cream and soft black. As accents, olive green, teal or mustard work well.
Yes. They're easy to mix and match and flatter almost every skin tone, especially in fall.