Froggy Pond

Painted frog pond water under an overcast sky. Froggy Pond lands at that exact moment when green feels alive, but not punchy, with a soft, aquatic clarity. Compared to Catnip, it's fresher and more saturated, less settled-room-plants and more current-on-the-surface. And it doesn't drift toward Copper Patina's mineral coolness.

I use Froggy Pond when I need health dashboards and wellness platforms to feel grounded without going muted like Bleached Olive. It holds attention on charts, status tiles, and map-like panels, and it stays legible over light UI backgrounds without turning clinical. Pair it with warm grays, cream, and soft neutrals when you want it to read supportive, not leafy. The difference you'll notice fast: it's a touch cooler and cleaner than Catnip, but it has more green "body" than the gray-diluted look of Bleached Olive.

Quirk to watch: next to very warm woods, it can look slightly more blue-green than you expect, so test it where your backgrounds change.