Olivia

Olivia reads like a mellow golden-brown on a craft paper label, but it's not the "sunlit coin" punch of Eagle. Compared with Embarrassed Frog, it feels more composed and less pinked-off in the midtones. There's a little more clarity here too, so it doesn't go soft or awkward when you scale it down.

Use Olivia when you want warmth that stays friendly and product-ready: pantry and café packaging details, artisan beverage canisters, and UI surfaces like tag pills, inline badges, and editorial section accents. It also works nicely for navigation highlights and secondary button fills because it has a steadier, more golden pull than Chilli Con Carne, which trends deeper and more decisively brown.

Pair it with cream, oatmeal, or lightly warm grays. Toss it next to darker ambers and it still holds its mood, but cool backgrounds can make the yellow feel a bit muted, so keep your whites on the warmer side.