07

color palette

Color sets the emotional and structural tone of the brand. Used with restraint and intention, the palette is informed by earth, water, air, and fire and organized into core and accent colors.

main colors

sage, smoke, slate, gunmetal

The core palette forms the foundation of the threshold brand. These colors emphasize restraint, clarity, and balance, creating a calm and dependable base across all applications. They support content, organize layouts, and establish continuity over time.

Name:

Sage

Hex:

#8C9E8B

RGB:

140, 158, 139

CMYK:

48, 28, 47, 2

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Name:

smoke

Hex:

#F4F4F4

RGB:

244, 244, 244

CMYK:

3, 2, 2, 0

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Name:

slate

Hex:

#C4C9CF

RGB:

196, 201, 207

CMYK:

23, 16, 13, 0

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Name:

gunmetal

Hex:

#2E3236

RGB:

46, 50, 54

CMYK:

74, 65, 59, 57

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accent colors

earth, fire, ocean, onyx

Accent colors add emphasis and contrast. Used sparingly, they draw focus and set tone without overwhelming the system. Use one accent at a time, and let the core palette do the heavy lifting. Earth adds warmth. Fire adds urgency. Ocean adds progress. Onyx adds authority.

Name:

Earth

Hex:

#D69C33

RGB:

214, 156, 51

CMYK:

16, 40, 95, 1

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Name:

Fire

Hex:

#B35527

RGB:

179, 85, 39

CMYK:

22, 76, 99, 11

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Name:

ocean

Hex:

#0F7992

RGB:

15, 121, 146

CMYK:

87, 41, 32, 5

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Name:

Onyx

Hex:

#111111

RGB:

17, 17, 17

CMYK:

73, 67, 66, 83

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color in practice

  • Use color to create meaning, not decoration. Every application should feel intentional.

  • Favor restraint. Neutrals establish structure; color introduces emphasis.

  • Apply one primary color per surface whenever possible. Avoid competing signals.

  • Use earth tones to express warmth, humanity, and purpose. Let them lead when emotion or connection matters.

  • Use grays to create clarity, hierarchy, and balance. They should carry most layouts.

  • Reserve higher-contrast or saturated colors for moments that require attention.

  • Maintain consistent color relationships across surfaces to build recognition over time.

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threshold color swatches

Color palette, color system, main colors, accent colors, core palette, earth, water, air, fire, sage, smoke, slate, gunmetal, earth color, fire color, ocean color, onyx, brand colors, neutral colors, gray tones, primary color usage, accent color usage, color hierarchy, color balance, color restraint, color emphasis, color in practice, intentional color, brand consistency, hex values, RGB, CMYK, color specifications.

07

color palette

Color sets the emotional and structural tone of the brand. Used with restraint and intention, the palette is informed by earth, water, air, and fire and organized into core and accent colors.

main colors

sage, smoke, slate, gunmetal

The core palette forms the foundation of the threshold brand. These colors emphasize restraint, clarity, and balance, creating a calm and dependable base across all applications. They support content, organize layouts, and establish continuity over time.

Name:

Sage

Hex:

#8C9E8B

RGB:

140, 158, 139

CMYK:

48, 28, 47, 2

Copy HEX

Name:

smoke

Hex:

#F4F4F4

RGB:

244, 244, 244

CMYK:

3, 2, 2, 0

Copy HEX

Name:

slate

Hex:

#C4C9CF

RGB:

196, 201, 207

CMYK:

23, 16, 13, 0

Copy HEX

Name:

gunmetal

Hex:

#2E3236

RGB:

46, 50, 54

CMYK:

74, 65, 59, 57

Copy HEX

accent colors

earth, fire, ocean, onyx

Accent colors add emphasis and contrast. Used sparingly, they draw focus and set tone without overwhelming the system. Use one accent at a time, and let the core palette do the heavy lifting. Earth adds warmth. Fire adds urgency. Ocean adds progress. Onyx adds authority.

Name:

Earth

Hex:

#D69C33

RGB:

214, 156, 51

CMYK:

16, 40, 95, 1

Copy HEX

Name:

Fire

Hex:

#B35527

RGB:

179, 85, 39

CMYK:

22, 76, 99, 11

Copy HEX

Name:

ocean

Hex:

#0F7992

RGB:

15, 121, 146

CMYK:

87, 41, 32, 5

Copy HEX

Name:

Onyx

Hex:

#111111

RGB:

17, 17, 17

CMYK:

73, 67, 66, 83

Copy HEX

color in practice

  • Use color to create meaning, not decoration. Every application should feel intentional.

  • Favor restraint. Neutrals establish structure; color introduces emphasis.

  • Apply one primary color per surface whenever possible. Avoid competing signals.

  • Use earth tones to express warmth, humanity, and purpose. Let them lead when emotion or connection matters.

  • Use grays to create clarity, hierarchy, and balance. They should carry most layouts.

  • Reserve higher-contrast or saturated colors for moments that require attention.

  • Maintain consistent color relationships across surfaces to build recognition over time.

download assets

threshold color swatches

Color palette, color system, main colors, accent colors, core palette, earth, water, air, fire, sage, smoke, slate, gunmetal, earth color, fire color, ocean color, onyx, brand colors, neutral colors, gray tones, primary color usage, accent color usage, color hierarchy, color balance, color restraint, color emphasis, color in practice, intentional color, brand consistency, hex values, RGB, CMYK, color specifications.

07

color palette

Color sets the emotional and structural tone of the brand. Used with restraint and intention, the palette is informed by earth, water, air, and fire and organized into core and accent colors.

main colors

sage, smoke, slate, gunmetal

The core palette forms the foundation of the threshold brand. These colors emphasize restraint, clarity, and balance, creating a calm and dependable base across all applications. They support content, organize layouts, and establish continuity over time.

Name:

Sage

Hex:

#8C9E8B

RGB:

140, 158, 139

CMYK:

48, 28, 47, 2

Copy HEX

Name:

smoke

Hex:

#F4F4F4

RGB:

244, 244, 244

CMYK:

3, 2, 2, 0

Copy HEX

Name:

slate

Hex:

#C4C9CF

RGB:

196, 201, 207

CMYK:

23, 16, 13, 0

Copy HEX

Name:

gunmetal

Hex:

#2E3236

RGB:

46, 50, 54

CMYK:

74, 65, 59, 57

Copy HEX

accent colors

earth, fire, ocean, onyx

Accent colors add emphasis and contrast. Used sparingly, they draw focus and set tone without overwhelming the system. Use one accent at a time, and let the core palette do the heavy lifting. Earth adds warmth. Fire adds urgency. Ocean adds progress. Onyx adds authority.

Name:

Earth

Hex:

#D69C33

RGB:

214, 156, 51

CMYK:

16, 40, 95, 1

Copy HEX

Name:

Fire

Hex:

#B35527

RGB:

179, 85, 39

CMYK:

22, 76, 99, 11

Copy HEX

Name:

ocean

Hex:

#0F7992

RGB:

15, 121, 146

CMYK:

87, 41, 32, 5

Copy HEX

Name:

Onyx

Hex:

#111111

RGB:

17, 17, 17

CMYK:

73, 67, 66, 83

Copy HEX

color in practice

  • Use color to create meaning, not decoration. Every application should feel intentional.

  • Favor restraint. Neutrals establish structure; color introduces emphasis.

  • Apply one primary color per surface whenever possible. Avoid competing signals.

  • Use earth tones to express warmth, humanity, and purpose. Let them lead when emotion or connection matters.

  • Use grays to create clarity, hierarchy, and balance. They should carry most layouts.

  • Reserve higher-contrast or saturated colors for moments that require attention.

  • Maintain consistent color relationships across surfaces to build recognition over time.

download assets

threshold color swatches

threshold color swatches

Color palette, color system, main colors, accent colors, core palette, earth, water, air, fire, sage, smoke, slate, gunmetal, earth color, fire color, ocean color, onyx, brand colors, neutral colors, gray tones, primary color usage, accent color usage, color hierarchy, color balance, color restraint, color emphasis, color in practice, intentional color, brand consistency, hex values, RGB, CMYK, color specifications.