Candlelight

Candlelight is what happens when you take yellow and actually warm it up. It's deeper and more golden than Angel's Trumpet, which means it doesn't float, it sits on the page with actual presence. This isn't pale-but-clever; this is a yellow that knows it's in the room.

You'll reach for it in luxury interfaces, hospitality apps, and premium product pages where warmth needs to feel intentional without being loud. It works where Cheese It Up would feel too bright and Angel's Trumpet would disappear into the background. Financial platforms use it for premium tier indicators. Food and beverage apps layer it for that "handcrafted" feeling. Unlike Banana Bombshell, which screams, this one speaks with actual authority, the kind of color that commands without yelling.

Pair it with rich neutrals, deep grays, or near-black and it glows. On white it still needs definition, but it won't vibrate like the lighter siblings. It's the one you reach for when you've decided on warmth and you mean it.