Storm Is Coming

Storm Is Coming looks like the moment a storm cloud sits over a streetlight, a purple that still has some depth left in it. It's cooler and slightly deeper than Genie, but it doesn't feel as crisp or as clear. And unlike Meteorite, it stays a touch more muted and less bruised-plum, with a softer, smoky calm.

I use it when I need a purple that reads as Purple without tipping into navy. It's a good fit for dashboards and finance apps when you want secondary panels, hover states, or link accents to feel "set" rather than sharp. In media products, it works for filter chips and timeline tags where you want contrast that doesn't look gray-out. Compared to Good Karma, Storm Is Coming is less office-fluorescent and more grounded, so it won't jump forward as much on dark surfaces.

Pair it with cool grays or soft off-whites, and if your surrounding neutrals lean warm, this shade can start looking dirtier at the edges.