Woven

Woven looks like light linen pulled over sun-warmed straw. It's noticeably less buttery than Gratin Dauphinois, and it doesn't have the honey-bright lift of Honeycomb Glow. The green family is still there, but it comes through as a soft, earthy undertone instead of a yellow-forward glow.

In practice, I use Woven as a calm base when you need a green-tan warmth that stays readable and doesn't tip into beige dryness like Desert Temple can. It's my go-to for publishing layouts, product pages, and SaaS interfaces where images need breathing room. I also like it behind widgets and settings panels in dashboards and finance workflows because it feels human without competing with status pills, tables, or chart colors.

Quirk: if your typography is too cool or too ashy, Woven can flatten. Pair it with charcoal or deep olive so the undertone shows up like a deliberate choice, not an accident.