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Sandstone Color Palette

A warm sandstone palette evoking natural stone. Great for construction, real estate, and architectural brands.

Dark Stone

HEX: #7a6843

RGB: rgb(122, 104, 67)

HSL: hsl(40, 29%, 37%)

Stone

HEX: #9e885c

RGB: rgb(158, 136, 92)

HSL: hsl(40, 26%, 49%)

Sandstone

HEX: #c2a875

RGB: rgb(194, 168, 117)

HSL: hsl(40, 39%, 61%)

Light Stone

HEX: #dcc9a0

RGB: rgb(220, 201, 160)

HSL: hsl(41, 46%, 75%)

Sand Mist

HEX: #f0e6cc

RGB: rgb(240, 230, 204)

HSL: hsl(43, 55%, 87%)

CSS Variables

:root {
  --sandstone-1: #7a6843;
  --sandstone-2: #9e885c;
  --sandstone-3: #c2a875;
  --sandstone-4: #dcc9a0;
  --sandstone-5: #f0e6cc;
}

Tailwind CSS Config

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'sandstone': {
          '100': '#7a6843',
          '200': '#9e885c',
          '300': '#c2a875',
          '400': '#dcc9a0',
          '500': '#f0e6cc',
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

Use Cases

Construction companies
Real estate sites
Architecture firms
Museum websites

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do neutral stone palettes work for real estate?
Neutral stone palettes let property images take center stage while conveying quality, stability, and elegance. They appeal to a broad audience without strong color bias.
How do I add warmth to a stone palette?
Include warm accent colors like terracotta, gold, or burnt orange. Use warmer stone shades rather than cool grays to maintain an inviting feel.