Delta Mint

Delta Mint looks like fresh, light mint water caught on the edge of a garden leaf. Compared with Jade Palace, it feels less "settled" and less garden-forward, more like a softer pause between cool mint and true green. It also has a quieter presence than Ambrosia, so it won't read as weighed-down color weight. And unlike Celadon, it's a touch more airy and less balanced, with a distinct pale, cool-leaning undertone that keeps it feeling crisp rather than merely "green."

I use it for light panels and form surfaces where you want cleanliness without going fully minty. It's especially handy in wellness and skincare layouts, onboarding screens, and calm editorial backgrounds where the UI needs breathing room. Think pricing-card backs, article sidebars, and supporting states that still feel intentional. It's warmer than cool mint cues but still clearly green, so it reads friendly without turning sage.

Quirk: in very cool grids it can look slightly more blue-green. Pair it with soft creams or neutral greys to keep the mood even.