Oat linen, bark brown and Deep Umber, with the full farm accent suite now added: Harvest Gold, Apricot Rust and Eucalypt. This is the palette update without the existing-site greys, keeping Golden Paddock exactly as Alyssa selected it. Headings set in Georgia, body copy in Montserrat, matching the current website. The existing logo stays exactly as it is.
Suggested direction · Palette update, Option A (no greys) · Review only
The ratio controls visual weight across a full page. Oat linen carries the site so the farm photography stays the hero; bark brown grounds it; Deep Umber holds the reading text; and the 3 accents — gold, rust and eucalypt — sit in controlled, equal-weight detail.
Ratios use WCAG 2.2. AA normal text needs 4.5:1. Large text and interface graphics need 3:1. Every pair below is calculated, not estimated.
Harvest Gold #C08A1E (3.05:1 on white) and Eucalypt #7C8A4E (3.75:1 on white) are display colours only: large text, icons and interface graphics (3:1), never body text or button fills. For text links, use Apricot Rust Deep #843D20 (6.51:1 on oat linen). For a secondary button or focus ring, use Eucalypt Deep #556030 (6.77:1 with white). The browser-default link blue is never used.
Buttons, links, tags, fields and focus states use the same colour roles across the whole website, the shop included — every accent colour gets a real interface job.
Georgia is the serif already used for headings on the live site, kept as-is for continuity. Montserrat is the existing body font, carried through for reading and interface text. Both are already in use — no new licence, no learning curve for the team.
Each level below is labelled with its responsive size, weight and role, including where each of the 3 accent colours is used: the working scale for the rebuild.
Pasture-raised eggs, raw honey and farm-direct produce from our regenerative family farm in Jarrahdale, 45 minutes south of Perth.
We are a family owned and run regenerative farm committed to sustainable living, permaculture practices and holistic management, growing honest food and sharing the farm that grows it.
Jarrahdale, Western Australia · Farm stall open weekends · hello@thenaturalcircle.com.auHomepage treatment uses The Natural Circle’s own photography from the current website and Facebook, as approved. Layout is illustrative; the rebuild will follow the approved sitemap.