Quiet Spa: a spa and massage website color palette
A spa site should lower the visitor's heart rate. Stone, mist green and a eucalyptus accent with plenty of space read serene, and the booking button still stands out.
#F2F4F1
Background
#FBFCFA
Surface
#232B27
Text
#476B5E
Accent
#C9B79C
Highlight
The palette as a real page
Make the first impression the one they remember.
The Quiet Spa palette set as a real page: #232B27 text on #F2F4F1, every action in #476B5E.
Designed first
Surface #FBFCFA keeps cards distinct from the page.
Built in minutes
Surface #FBFCFA keeps cards distinct from the page.
Live in one click
Surface #FBFCFA keeps cards distinct from the page.
Contrast
- AaBody text on the page#232B27 on #F2F4F113.1:1AAA
- AaBody text on cards#232B27 on #FBFCFA14.1:1AAA
- AaAccent links and icons on the page#476B5E on #F2F4F15.3:1AA
- AaHighlight on the page#C9B79C on #F2F4F1 · large text1.7:1Below AA
- AaPage color on an accent button#F2F4F1 on #476B5E · large text5.3:1AA
AA needs 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text; AAA needs 7:1. Check any pair in the contrast checker.
Copy the palette
:root {
--color-background: #F2F4F1;
--color-surface: #FBFCFA;
--color-text: #232B27;
--color-accent: #476B5E;
--color-highlight: #C9B79C;
}Every color and what it is for
| Role | HEX | RGB | HSL | Use it for | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AaBackground | #F2F4F1 | rgb(242, 244, 241) | hsl(100, 12%, 95%) | The page itself, behind everything. Text on it reads best in black. | About 60% |
| AaSurface | #FBFCFA | rgb(251, 252, 250) | hsl(90, 25%, 98%) | Cards, panels, the header and form fields, set apart from the page. Text on it reads best in black. | About 20 to 30% |
| AaText | #232B27 | rgb(35, 43, 39) | hsl(150, 10%, 15%) | Headings and body copy: every word meant to be read. Text on it reads best in white. | All reading text |
| AaAccent | #476B5E | rgb(71, 107, 94) | hsl(158, 20%, 35%) | Buttons, links and active states only, so the next action is always obvious. Text on it reads best in white. | About 10% |
| AaHighlight | #C9B79C | rgb(201, 183, 156) | hsl(36, 29%, 70%) | Small moments: badges, success states, a key number or tag. Text on it reads best in black. | A few percent |
The accent, from 50 to 900
Five colors cover the page; a real site also needs lighter and darker steps of the accent for hover states, tinted backgrounds, borders and focus rings. These are mixed from #476B5E toward white and black, with 500 as the accent itself.
- 50
#F6F8F7 - 100
#E3E9E7 - 200
#BFCBC7 - 300
#9AAEA6 - 400
#6F8C81 - 500
#476B5E - 600
#3C5B50 - 700
#304940 - 800
#24362F - 900
#182420
@theme {
--color-accent-50: #F6F8F7;
--color-accent-100: #E3E9E7;
--color-accent-200: #BFCBC7;
--color-accent-300: #9AAEA6;
--color-accent-400: #6F8C81;
--color-accent-500: #476B5E;
--color-accent-600: #3C5B50;
--color-accent-700: #304940;
--color-accent-800: #24362F;
--color-accent-900: #182420;
}More website color palettes
Questions, answered.
The things people ask before they start building.
What colors are best for a spa and massage website?
A spa site should lower the visitor's heart rate. Stone, mist green and a eucalyptus accent with plenty of space read serene, and the booking button still stands out. The Quiet Spa palette uses #F2F4F1 for the page, #232B27 for text, #476B5E for actions and #C9B79C as a highlight.
Is the Quiet Spa palette accessible?
Body text scores 13.1:1 against the background, which passes WCAG AAA. Every pairing a site uses is scored on this page.
What are the hex codes for the Quiet Spa palette?
Background #F2F4F1, Surface #FBFCFA, Text #232B27, Accent #476B5E, Highlight #C9B79C. Every color is listed on this page in HEX, RGB and HSL, with CSS and Tailwind variables to copy.
How should I use these colors on a spa and massage website?
Use #F2F4F1 for about 60% of the page, #FBFCFA for cards and panels, #232B27 for all reading text, and keep #476B5E for buttons and links only, about 10% of the page, so actions stand out. Save #C9B79C for small details such as badges and success states.
Can an AI website builder pick a color palette for me?
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