Light Spirited

Light Spirited looks like the pale leftover of a sea-glass sky, but with a gray backbone. It sits lighter and softer than Homoeopathic Blue, so it doesn't feel present or blue-leaning. Compared to Icelandic Winter, it's less crisp and less disciplined, more airy than frost. And against Ice Dagger, it steers clear of the washed-out, slightly quieter highlight vibe and instead lands with a gentle, clean neutrality that doesn't pull toward green.

For light-mode UI, I use it as a primary background layer when I want panels to recede without turning into a near-white fog. It works especially well for healthcare portals and consumer SaaS settings where you need calm behind form fields, secondary navigation, and disabled states. In product areas with light photography, it keeps the page feeling breathable rather than bluish-cold. If you want the warmer than pure white calm to read steady, this is the one you reach for when the background has to stay subtle but intentional.

Quirk: because it's so soft, pair it with slightly darker Gray surfaces for separation, otherwise cards and sections can blur together.