Reminiscent of a beach sunset, this combination of magenta, red, orange, yellow, and sand (tan) is inspired by a bag of oranges snapped by Jenna Bechtholt Photography.

Today’s color inspiration features a blue inspired by a well loved pair of denim jeans, leathery tan, neutral blush, and “worn” black. It’s a great example of how a cool color can feel right at home in a warm, otherwise earthy palette. Download a free printable PDF of this color palette that includes values for print (CMYK plus Pantones) and web (HEX, RGB, HSL).

I’m still on Team Black & White, but I can see why dark green is everyone’s favorite neutral right now. It’s moody yet grounding, intelligent yet sophisticated, woodsy yet luxurious. Thank you, Zoe, for the editorial image that inspired this week’s color palette!

Isn’t it amazing how so many other countries have a signature architectural color palette? This image by Johan Mouchet is unmistakably Italian with its peachy-pink walls, dark green shutters, and warm white window frames.

Here’s a fun fact for you :: I lived in Italy for half a year (a long time ago), and seeing these colors really brings me back there.

What does a luxe, neutral Christmas color palette say about you?

You’re all about simple, classic, textured looks. Some people may say you lack excitement, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. While others are shouting from the rooftops, you’re focusing on details that will stand the test of time.