lilac haze, glitter pink, and 3am blue
That show lights everything as though there is always a gel over the lamp - lilac, violet, and a pink that turns up whenever something matters. It is a palette about atmosphere rather than accuracy, which is unusual and worth borrowing.
The dials take the lilac, muted and hazy, deliberately softer than the violets either side of it in this set. The pink is the one bright thing and it lives on the controls, where a colour that insistent belongs on something you press rather than something you read.
Haze is easy to do badly - it becomes mud. It works here because the lilac stays low in saturation and the pink stays rare. Glass keeps its neutral translucency, type is untouched, and nothing glows. The theme is atmospheric, not soft-focus.
For late work. For countdowns to things that are more feeling than event. And for anyone who wants a dashboard with a mood rather than a mode.
An EverBox palette for countdowns, timers and shared spaces. Every dial sits in the same lilac, on a ground of violet-black. The controls are hot pink, the way a light is when it is the only one on.
Four dials lifting through purple: the year a bruised plum, the month a deep amethyst, the day a saturated violet, and the hour a soft lilac like light through a gel. The ground behind is black with violet in it, panels a shade of dark aubergine. The controls take a hot pink — the glitter colour, and the only place the theme is loud.