Copper Verdigris
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Design that earns its keep
A tiny landing page, painted entirely with this palette so you can judge it doing real work.
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How the preview picks colors: the lightest swatch becomes the page background, the darkest becomes the text, and the most vivid becomes the button. To override: tap a chip to arm it, then click any outlined part of the mockup to paint (or drag the chip there). Your arrangement is saved into this page's URL, so copying the link shares it.
Why it works
Verdigris is literally what copper becomes when it oxidizes, so this warm-cool complement has a chemical logic — the two hues are the same material at different ages, which is why statues and old roofs wear them so well. Patina extends the green side into a pale background tint, balancing parchment on the warm side. Use copper for the mark and fixtures, verdigris for accents, and let the two neutrals alternate as grounds.
Built around Copper.
Use this palette
- #b87333copper
- #4da192verdigris
- #cfe3dcpatina
- #f2ead9parchment
- #2b2a26charcoal
The variables, doing badge duty
:root {
--color-copper: #b87333;
--color-verdigris: #4da192;
--color-patina: #cfe3dc;
--color-parchment: #f2ead9;
--color-charcoal: #2b2a26;
}In Copper Verdigris's world
@theme {
--color-copper: #b87333;
--color-verdigris: #4da192;
--color-patina: #cfe3dc;
--color-parchment: #f2ead9;
--color-charcoal: #2b2a26;
}{
"name": "Copper Verdigris",
"colors": [
{
"hex": "#b87333",
"role": "copper"
},
{
"hex": "#4da192",
"role": "verdigris"
},
{
"hex": "#cfe3dc",
"role": "patina"
},
{
"hex": "#f2ead9",
"role": "parchment"
},
{
"hex": "#2b2a26",
"role": "charcoal"
}
]
}