Luxury Color Palettes

Luxury Color Palettes

Classic Elegance:

Colors: #2E4053, #BFC9CA, #AAB7B8, #D5D8DC, #F1C40F 



Rustic Radiance:

Colors: #7E102C, #E1D4C1, #D7A9A8, #58423F, #E1D3CC 




Azure Allure:

Colors: #1A5276, #2980B9, #85C1E9, #F7DC6F, #D4AC0D







Violet Velvet:

Colors: #4A235A, #6C3483, #A569BD, #E8DAEF, #F4ECF7





Emerald Essence:

Colors: #0D2B1D, #345635, #6B8F71, #AEC3B0, #E3EFD3 






Blush Balance:

Colors: #443737, #987284, #D5AA9F, #E8D5B7, #F4E1D2

 









Sunset Sophistication:

Colors: #3E2723, #D4A373, #8D6E63, #FFE0B2, #FFF3E0 





Champagne Chic:

Colors: #2B1C10, #987284, #6E493A, #E1D4C1, #F4E1D2 




Amber Ambiance:

Colors: #804E27, #BF7D3A, #F7CA79, #383838, #F4E1D2 





Neutral Nudes:

Colors: #6E6658, #B2B0A1, #F5ECE6, #A9A7A0, #E6DDD7 




Earthen Luxe:

Colors: #0A0908, #22333B, #EAE0D5, #C6AC8E, #5E503F 






Noir Chic:

Colors: #1E1E1E, #595959, #A6A6A6, #D0D0D0, #F1EFEF 





Mocha Medley:

Colors: #332820, #5A4D40, #D5AA9F, #D0C6BD, #EFEDEA 





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