Winter colors combine cool, bright tones like snow white and ice blue with deep shades that add warmth: pine green, burgundy or midnight blue. These 12 palettes work for design, decor, clothing and seasonal campaigns.
Tap a color to copy its hex code. The pencil icon opens the palette in the editor so you can change it.
A palette of only blues and grays can feel icy. A touch of burgundy, wood or gold makes the design cozier.
Snow white looks better with a slight blue tint (#F0F8FB) than pure white. It feels cold without looking flat.
If you want to use these palettes in January (or in July in the Southern Hemisphere), skip the Christmas red and green and go for blues, grays and wool tones.
White, ice blue, silver gray, navy blue and pine green. Burgundy, gold and brown are used as warm accents.
Gray, black, navy blue, camel, burgundy and bottle green. They're easy to combine in layers.