Build the canvas
Use Turf Mist for the default page field, Soft White for crisp content surfaces, Soft Sage for an alternate section, and Bronze Wash for warm callouts.
Brand standards
A shared palette for a site that feels grounded in turf, sharpened by lime, and finished with warm bronze.
Core logo palette
Reserve this range for the logo, brand-forward moments, and deliberate echoes of the logo’s turf and bronze construction.
#03070EMain dark field
#F5F5F5TURF lettering
#B9B9BALetter depth
#0F3610Dark green stop
#245915Primary dark green
#4A861FMain green
#8EBF2EBright grass
#BDDE42Green highlight
#3F2516Bronze shadow
#7D532BBase bronze
#C09150Mid bronze
#E0B774Bronze highlight
#F7E4B8Lightest bronze
Recommended website extensions
Use these around the logo for backgrounds, typography, states, buttons, links, rules, and warm supporting accents.
#F4F7F1Page background
#E6EDE1Cards and sections
#F6F0E5Warm callout
#0A1210Dark sections
#1D2922Body text
#607066Secondary text
#355F1CButton and link
#294B17Hover and active
#B27A3BBadges and icons
#915C28Hover and active
#A9C93BFocus and selected
#CAD6C3Borders and rules
Where and when to use it
Use Turf Mist for the default page field, Soft White for crisp content surfaces, Soft Sage for an alternate section, and Bronze Wash for warm callouts.
Use Night Turf for the hero, logo field, and footer. Evergreen Black or Deep Turf can separate another high-impact section without making every block equally dark.
Use Primary for buttons and important links, Primary Hover for interaction, and Focus Lime for keyboard focus or selected state. Keep action colors consistent.
Use Bronze Accent for icons, badges, separators, and story details. Use Lime Highlight and Fresh Green in small doses to connect the interface back to the grass in the logo.
Use Carbon Green for primary text and Moss Slate for secondary copy. Use Soft White on Night Turf, Deep Turf, or Primary backgrounds.
Use the supplied full-color lockup on Night Turf or Evergreen Black, preserve its proportions, and leave clear space around it. Do not place it inside an added white panel.