Color Palettes

Tuscan Terracotta color palette

Terracotta, burnt sienna and olive green on sand: the Mediterranean luxury of a Tuscan villa. Ideal for restaurants, vineyards, boutique hotels and warm interiors.

LUXURY COLOR PALETTE
TuscanTerracotta

Terracotta and olive

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The colors of Tuscan Terracotta

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Burnt Sienna#8A3B22 · RGB 138, 59, 34
≈ Burnt umber
Terracotta#B5523B · RGB 181, 82, 59
≈ Rust
Olive#6B6B3A · RGB 107, 107, 58
≈ Dark olive green
Sand#E3D3B8 · RGB 227, 211, 184
≈ Oatmeal
Cream#F6EFE3 · RGB 246, 239, 227
≈ Linen

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How to use the Tuscan Terracotta palette

Use Cream (#F6EFE3) as the background or base color, Burnt Sienna (#8A3B22) for text and key blocks, and Terracotta (#B5523B) only for details: a logo, a line, a button. Luxury shows when the boldest color appears sparingly.

Fonts that match

A classic serif like Playfair Display or Cormorant Garamond for headings and the logo, with a clean sans serif like Montserrat or Lato for body text. Use letter-spaced capitals for labels and menus.

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Color palettes: Tuscan Terracotta color palette
Color palettes: Tuscan Terracotta color palette

Frequently asked questions

What colors are in the Tuscan Terracotta palette?

The Tuscan Terracotta palette has these colors: Burnt Sienna #8A3B22, Terracotta #B5523B, Olive #6B6B3A, Sand #E3D3B8, Cream #F6EFE3.

What is the Tuscan Terracotta palette good for?

It is ideal for restaurants, wine, hotels and interior design. Use the lightest color as the base, the darkest for text and the boldest only for details.