a disco-petal-party-inspired color palette

color inspiration
Written By Nikki Mihalik

Week 4 of romantic, floral-inspired color palettes comes to a close today with this bright splash of lush florals created by Wildflora Design - a diverse team dedicated to “environmentally conscious design solutions and products inspired by California.”

In contrast to last week’s soft pastels, this attention-grabbing mix of bright red, hot pink, orange, and light gray-green works best with brands that are bold, energetic, and youthful. If your goal is to appeal to a fun, creative, and vibrant audience, this disco ball bouquet is for you!

Need to see the colors in action?

Here they are applied to this week’s roundup of sans-serif fonts you can find on Canva:

Happy Friday + Happy Valentine’s Day! xoxo


You can now download a free printable PDF of this color palette that includes values for print (CMYK) and web (HEX, RGB, HSL) - as well as the closest Pantone matches for coated and uncoated stock! It’s everything you need to recreate this color combo on your own.

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Nikki Mihalik

Hi! I’m Nikki, the Creative Director and Principal Designer at Akula Kreative, a branding + print + web design studio based in Houston, Texas. Over the past 17 years, I have branded hundreds of businesses, from seven-figure-start-ups to one-woman-shows. I am obsessed with design, passionate about paper goods, and love to create beautiful, intentional brands that allow busy entrepreneurs to hustle less and play more.

http://www.akulakreative.com
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