Royal Milk Tea

Royal Milk Tea reads like a milky tea stain: creamy, slightly golden, and a bit more saturated than Maiden's Blush, without going tan-beige like Cashew Nut. Compared with Apricot Freeze, it's warmer and less "chilled glaze," so the peach edge feels softer and more tea-spiced than crisp.

I use it when the background needs to feel warm but calm, like product photography has been wrapped in a light, creamy filter. It works especially well for food and beverage branding, dairy-alternative packs, and wellness onboarding screens where you want friendly contrast without drifting into sunscreen orange. In UI, it's solid for cards, empty states, and subtle category headers where you want the one you reach for when white feels too sharp but deeper yellows feel too loud.

One practical note: it can look slightly "flat" next to brighter yellows, so keep text and icons on a cooler off-white, or pair it with a touch of caramel or light cocoa for depth.