Ten ways your map could look, when you own the colors.

Cool blue at the base, cool grey for water. The reference preset every other one has to be different from.

A whisper of a map. For when the surrounding page is doing the talking.

Wet stone, cold water, a hint of pine in the parks. Pacific Northwest in CSS form.

Regional only. Graphite roads on a near-black ground. Quiet dark mode footer material.

Indigo at the deepest end. Streets glow without shouting. The most-tested preset on real product pages.

A cold blue over a glacial city. Hallgrímskirkja and Harpa in the lightest reading.

Indigo over the Plata. The plaza and San Telmo, after the lights come up.

Sage over the Cape. The Waterfront and Table Mountain in muted greens.

A cool blue over Port Jackson. The Opera House and the Bridge, in harbor light.

Forest green over the bay. Christ, Copacabana, and Lapa, in carnival color.

Tile-light over the Tagus. Praça do Comércio and Alfama, in pale blue.

Cedar over the rainforest. Stanley Park and Gastown, in the dark green hours.

Sunset over the Bosphorus, encoded as tiles. Warmest of the warms.

Earth-toned, the warmest non-sunset preset. For case studies and field reports.

Conifer green, with a colder ocean than you remember.

A pale cream over the Seine. Notre-Dame and the Louvre, in soft daylight.

Earth tones over the medina. Saffron and clay, the warm half of the wheel.

Warm sandstone over the peninsula. The Gateway, Marine Drive, and the dhobi ghats.

Warm yellow over the Chao Phraya. Wat Pho, Wat Arun, and the park, in lacquer tones.

Sepia over the canals. Dam Square and Anne Frank House, in concentric warmth.

A neutral that refuses to commit. Pair with any accent: let the chrome carry the warmth.

For when the rest of the page is dark. Cyan pin, no exception. Road grid like silk.

A whisper over the archipelago. Gamla Stan in the lightest possible read.

Concrete over the city. Brandenburg Gate and Alexanderplatz, in neutral gray.