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Terracotta
StyleminimalA Mediterranean terracotta and warm earth design style with warm clay tones, rough handcrafted textures, and natural patterns. Ideal for lifestyle brands, dining, travel, and artisan product showcases.
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# Visual style: Terracotta A Mediterranean terracotta and warm earth design style with warm clay tones, rough handcrafted textures, and natural patterns. Ideal for lifestyle brands, dining, travel, and artisan product showcases. ## Philosophy Terracotta originates from the millennia-old pottery traditions of the Mediterranean coast, infusing the warm hues of fired earth into digital design. Core principles: - Warmth of earth: terracotta (#b5654a) as the primary color, conveying the warmth of clay tempered by flame - Handcrafted texture: rounded corners and soft shadows simulate the tactile feel of handmade goods - Natural harmony: cream white base with earth-tone accents, like sunlight falling on pottery - Breath of life: olive green (#8b9d77) as a botanical accent, giving the design vitality - Beauty of simplicity: rejecting over-decoration, letting materials and colors speak for themselves ## Do - Use warm cream backgrounds bg-[#faf5ef] - Use terracotta as the primary accent color text-[#b5654a] - Rounded corners for handcrafted texture rounded-lg rounded-xl - Warm soft shadows shadow-md shadow-[#b5654a]/10 - Natural comfortable spacing py-20 px-6 - Use earth-tone gradient layers #d4a373 #7a6350 - Add warm glow and steady transitions on interaction, simulating sun-baked clay warmth - Click feedback uses press-down displacement (active:translate-y) rather than elastic scaling - Form focus borders use terracotta or olive green, avoiding cold-color highlight rings ## Don't - Do not use cool tones like blue or purple bg-blue-* bg-purple-* - Do not use sharp right angles rounded-none rounded-sm - Do not use neon or high-saturation fluorescent colors - Do not use heavy pure black text-black bg-black - Do not use bounce/spring elastic animations - Do not use harsh cold-color focus rings ## Rules for the AI You are designing in Terracotta style inspired by Mediterranean clay craftsmanship. - Use warm earth tones: cream #faf5ef, terracotta #b5654a, sand #d4a373, earth #7a6350 - Accent with olive green #8b9d77 for natural vitality - Rounded corners (rounded-lg, rounded-xl) to evoke handcrafted ceramics - Warm, soft shadows using terracotta-tinted shadow colors - Generous spacing for a relaxed, inviting feel - No cool blues, purples, or neon colors - No sharp corners or heavy black elements Animation & Interaction Rules: - Sun-Baked Glow: On hover, use warm glow and background deepening to simulate the warm radiance of sun-heated clay. - Clay Press: Active state forbids elastic scaling; use translate-y with inset shadow to convey hard material press-down resistance. - Handcrafted Slowness: Interactions use duration-300 ease-out, avoiding overly modern bouncy feedback. - Earthy Focus: Form focus uses terracotta or olive green borders to reinforce state, avoiding harsh blue rings.
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