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Ocean Bloom

A tranquil collection of blues and greens inspired by lush, vibrant deep-sea coral gardens.

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#2E8B57#3CB371#66CDAA#8FBC8F#20B2AA

Palette guide

How to use Ocean Bloom

Overview

The Ocean Bloom palette is a tranquil collection of vibrant greens and teals, inspired by lush, thriving deep-sea coral gardens. Featuring rich hues like #2E8B57 (Sea Green) and #3CB371 (Medium Sea Green), it transitions gracefully to the softer #66CDAA (Medium Aquamarine) and #8FBC8F (Dark Sea Green). The vibrant #20B2AA (Light Sea Green) adds a refreshing accent. This palette is perfect for designs aiming to evoke nature, growth, tranquility, and health. Designers and developers can use these colors to create inviting interfaces for eco-conscious brands, wellness apps, or any project desiring a fresh, organic, and serene aesthetic.

Best used for

  • Eco-friendly brand websites
  • Health and wellness applications
  • Nature-themed educational content
  • Sustainable product packaging
  • Spa and resort branding
  • Outdoor recreation apps

Suggested color roles

primary

Use #2E8B57 as a grounding primary color for large sections or main elements, symbolizing depth and nature.

secondary

Employ #3CB371 for secondary backgrounds, headers, or content blocks, providing a vibrant yet harmonious contrast.

accent

Apply #20B2AA for interactive elements, call-to-action buttons, or key highlights due to its distinct vibrancy.

background

A lighter shade like #66CDAA can serve as a calming background, or #8FBC8F for a slightly deeper, organic feel.

text

For text on lighter backgrounds, a dark charcoal or black works best. On darker palette colors, use white or a very light grey for readability.

Accessibility notes

  • Ensure sufficient contrast for all text. White text on #2E8B57 or #3CB371 provides good contrast.
  • Avoid placing #66CDAA text on #8FBC8F backgrounds, as the contrast may be too low for readability.
  • Use #20B2AA for interactive elements but check its contrast against adjacent background colors.
  • For body text on lighter shades like #66CDAA, use a dark grey or black to meet WCAG contrast guidelines.

Recommended combinations

Deep Ocean

Creates a rich, vibrant underwater feel, ideal for headers, primary sections, and energetic accents.

#2E8B57 · #3CB371 · #20B2AA

Coral Garden

Excellent for layered content blocks or illustrations, providing a harmonious gradient of greens.

#3CB371 · #66CDAA · #8FBC8F

Fresh Accent

Combines a deep base with a softer secondary and a lively, eye-catching accent for calls-to-action.

#2E8B57 · #8FBC8F · #20B2AA

CSS variables

:root {
  --ocean-bloom-1: #2E8B57;
  --ocean-bloom-2: #3CB371;
  --ocean-bloom-3: #66CDAA;
  --ocean-bloom-4: #8FBC8F;
  --ocean-bloom-5: #20B2AA;
}

Tailwind config

theme: {
  extend: {
    colors: {
      "ocean-bloom": {
        1: "#2E8B57",
        2: "#3CB371",
        3: "#66CDAA",
        4: "#8FBC8F",
        5: "#20B2AA",
      }
    }
  }
}

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Palette colors

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Color 2#3CB371
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Color 3#66CDAA
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Color 4#8FBC8F
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Color 5#20B2AA
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