Color Palettes

Luxury color palettes

24 elegant palettes for brands, logos, packaging, weddings and interiors. Each one has named colors with HEX codes, mockups, matching fonts and an image ready to save for Instagram or Pinterest.

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OldMoneyOld money aestheticQuietLuxuryQuiet luxury neutralsMochaMousseMocha brown tones

Luxury classics

LuxuryEmeraldEmerald green and goldMidnightSapphireSapphire blue and silverVelvetBurgundyBurgundy and dusty roseChampagneGoldChampagne and goldSoftBlushSoft pink and rose goldOnyxGoldBlack and goldRoyalAmethystRoyal purple and goldIvoryPearlIvory and pearl neutralsRoseGoldRose gold and copperNavyBrassNavy and brassBlackMarbleBlack marble and goldEspressoCaramelCoffee browns and caramelArtDecoBlack, gold and emeraldImperialRubyRuby red and goldArcticPlatinumPlatinum, silver and ice blueTuscanTerracottaTerracotta and oliveRivieraBlueRiviera blue and sandForestCognacForest green and cognacDustyMauveMauve and lilacGoldenHourAmber, honey and bronzeObsidianTealDeep teal and copper

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Frequently asked questions

What colors look luxurious?

Deep, muted colors (emerald, navy, burgundy, black) paired with a metal (gold, brass, rose gold, silver) and a light neutral like ivory or champagne. The secret is in the proportions: lots of neutral, a little metal.

What are the old money and quiet luxury aesthetics?

Two fashion and decor trends built on discreet, logo-free luxury. Old money uses navy, hunter green, camel and burgundy; quiet luxury uses neutrals like oatmeal, stone and cashmere.

Can I use these palettes for my brand?

Yes. The palettes and HEX codes are free to use for your logo, website or products.