Pesto di Pistacchio

Pesto di Pistacchio looks like a chopped herb garnish under softer daylight. It's clearly green, but it doesn't jump to yellow-neon the way Sour Lime does, and it doesn't stay as clean and muted as Aromatic Herbs. Compared to Lone Hunter's workmanlike olive cast, this one sits a touch more playful in temperature, with a creamier, warmer undertone that keeps it from feeling too strict.

In UI, I use Pesto di Pistacchio when the green needs to feel "ready" without sounding urgent, especially in green status chips for food, ingredient, and supply-chain systems where you want freshness to read as controlled, not loud. It also works well for recipe and inventory cards, subscription health panels, and editorial dashboards where you want the highlight to feel like food labeling rather than operational alerting. I'll often pair it with off-white panels and warm grays so it stays legible but not sharp.

One quirk: give it a little contrast headroom next to very cool backgrounds, or it can look slightly muted and blend into leafy neutrals faster than you expect.