#081C15

#1B4332

#2D6A4F

#95D5B2

Marble Palace

Marble Palace is a cool high contrast palette built with black, mint, green tones. Copy the HEX codes, download the palette image, save it to your collection, or open related palettes below.

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#081C15

Black

#1B4332

Mint

#2D6A4F

Mint

#95D5B2

Green

A note on Marble Palace

Marble Palace works in greys with a faint cool cast, which is why it reads as stone rather than as grey. Use it for premium interfaces where a warmer neutral would feel domestic.

MoodNight feelDark colors with controlled highlights.

ContrastHigh contrastHelps decide how to use text, buttons, and backgrounds.

Main tonesblack, mint, greenThe strongest color families in this palette.

Best fitDark interfacesPortfolios, dashboards, and cinematic pages.

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Use this palette for

Marble Palace studio page Black black accent Mint winter contrast Cool premium screen Dark palettes Cool Marble Palace tones

Pairing tips

Background

Use #95D5B2 for soft sections, cards, or open space.

Text and headings

Use #1B4332 or a deeper nearby shade for readable type.

Accent color

Use #2D6A4F for buttons, labels, icons, or small highlights.

CSS variables

:root {
  --palette-color-1: #081C15;
  --palette-color-2: #1B4332;
  --palette-color-3: #2D6A4F;
  --palette-color-4: #95D5B2;
}

Marble Palace colour names and contrast

Every value on this page is calculated from this palette's own HEX codes. The closest CSS named colour tells you what to call each shade, relative luminance shows how light or dark it truly is, and the contrast table shows which pairs are safe to set text in.

Swatch reference

Swatch	Closest named colour	Match	Luminance	Hue
#081C15	Ink	29 RGB pts	0.009	159°
#1B4332	Dark Slate Gray	62 RGB pts	0.045	155°
#2D6A4F	Dark Slate Gray	54 RGB pts	0.114	153°
#95D5B2	Medium Aqua Marine	70 RGB pts	0.572	147°

Contrast ratios (WCAG 2.1)

Colour pair	Ratio	Body text	Large text
#081C15 on #95D5B2	10.48:1	AAA	AAA
#1B4332 on #95D5B2	6.56:1	AA	AAA
#2D6A4F on #95D5B2	3.79:1	fail	AA
#081C15 on #2D6A4F	2.77:1	fail	fail
#1B4332 on #2D6A4F	1.73:1	fail	fail
#081C15 on #1B4332	1.60:1	fail	fail

What this means in practice

Highest contrast: #081C15 against #95D5B2 at 10.48:1 — the safest pair here for body copy.
Lowest contrast: #081C15 against #1B4332 at 1.60:1 — decorative use only, it does not meet WCAG AA for text.
Darkest colour: #081C15 (Ink, luminance 0.009) — the natural choice for headings.
Lightest colour: #95D5B2 (Medium Aqua Marine, luminance 0.572) — best used for backgrounds.
Hue spread: 12° across 4 of 4 colours, which makes this a near-monochrome palette.
Text recommendation: set type in #081C15 on a #95D5B2 background, and reserve #081C15 for borders, icons or accents.

Common questions about Marble Palace

What is the hex code for marble?

Marble is a family rather than one value. This palette uses #081C15, #1B4332, #2D6A4F and #95D5B2. #95D5B2 is the closest to a polished white marble surface; #081C15 is the veining tone.

Why does marble look grey rather than white?

Because real marble carries a faint cool cast. #95D5B2 has a slight blue-grey undertone where pure #FFFFFF has none, which is exactly why it reads as stone instead of as paper. That is also why it suits premium interfaces better than a flat white.