Peachy Milk

I keep a sticky note in my desk for this one because it's the kind of off-white that never feels harsh. Peachy Milk sits a touch darker than Angel Wing and Fallen Petals, with a soft peach-cream undertone that stays milky instead of turning clearly peach. It also avoids that drained, washed-out feel of Disappearing Memories. If you've ever nudged a background and watched it suddenly look "tired," this is the opposite direction.

For me it's a go-to behind product copy in dashboards and finance apps, where you want warm comfort but can't afford the obviousness of a more deliberate beige. It works especially well in reading and document viewers for things like policy pages, invoices, and onboarding flows, because long text stays calm without slipping toward grayish neutrality.

One small quirk: it plays nicer with warmer darks than with icy blacks, so if you use very cool typography, the page can start to feel slightly mismatched.