Woodhaven

Woodhaven looks like a pressed-wood sample card that's picked up a little sun. It sits in the orange family, but it's more muted and more toasted than Hemp, with less beige softness than Equestrienne and less cocoa-brown drift than Hazelnut.

On screen, it reads medium-light and slightly desaturated, so it doesn't shout like the redder end of orange tends to. I like it for editorial UI and product cards where you want warmth without burning the hierarchy, especially dashboards and finance apps that need category accents to feel steady. It's also the one you reach for when you want tag pills, quiet highlights, and secondary button fills to look hand-finished, not clay-dusty.

Pair it with oat, cream, or walnut and keep an eye on contrast against very blue-gray backgrounds. If you push it too far into cool neutrals, the orange warmth can start to feel flat.