White Truffle

On my desk, White Truffle reads like a sheet that's been handled and coffee-warmed, not a crisp showroom white. It's light, but it doesn't feel washed out. Compared with Nectar, it holds a touch more body and stays steadier, with a creamier gray-beige lean instead of that softer paper-toasting. Compared with Delicate Bliss and Dallas Dust, it's less clay-saturated than Dallas Dust and less quietly airy than Delicate Bliss.

I use it when the page needs brightness without that cool, clinical pull. It's great for publishing CMS themes, e-commerce category pages, and product docs where headers need room to breathe but the background still feels grounded. In UI terms, it works nicely for empty states, secondary panels, and card gutters that sit next to neutral grays.

Quirk: on screens that run a bit cool, it can drift toward a flatter off-white, so I usually pair it with slightly warmer text grays to keep the tone consistent. the one you reach for when you want warmer-than-pure-white brightness without the heaviness of richer grays like Dallas Dust.