Fondant

Fondant reads like frosting right at the edge of sweetness, but it never turns peachy like Acropolis. It's a very light, creamy yellow that holds onto warmth without the sun-faded look of Almond, and it doesn't hedge like Buttercream. The undertone feels more milky-leaning and clean, so it stays quieter and more intentional than those diluted neighbors.

I reach for it in product surfaces and UI backgrounds where you want warmer than pure white without introducing any real tint. It shows up well in healthcare and wellness interfaces (settings screens, permission pages), plus education and hospitality apps where the design language needs to stay neutral and calm across long sessions.

Quirk: because it's so close to cream, it can blur into Beige territory fast. Give it a clear contrast partner, or anchor it with cooler grays or darker text so it doesn't feel like an accident.